Jennifer Lash · Senior Advisor, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)
Carbon Removal Canada advocates for the recognition of carbon removal as critical to meeting net-zero by 2050, in addition to being the only tool to deal with historical emissions. As such, it encourages the Government of Canada to hold a consultation on permanent carbon removal's role in net-zero and Canada's permanent carbon removal ambitions.Read more
Jennifer Lash · Senior Advisor, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)
Carbon Removal Canada advocates for the recognition of carbon removal as critical to meeting net-zero by 2050, in addition to being the only tool to deal with historical emissions. As such, it encourages the Government of Canada to hold a consultation on permanent carbon removal's role in net-zero and Canada's permanent carbon removal ambitions.Read more
Jennifer Lash · Senior Advisor, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)
Carbon Removal Canada advocates for the recognition of carbon removal as critical to meeting net-zero by 2050, in addition to being the only tool to deal with historical emissions. As such, it encourages the Government of Canada to hold a consultation on permanent carbon removal's role in net-zero and Canada's permanent carbon removal ambitions.Read more
Jennifer Lash · Senior Advisor, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)
Carbon Removal Canada advocates for the recognition of carbon removal as critical to meeting net-zero by 2050, in addition to being the only tool to deal with historical emissions. As such, it encourages the Government of Canada to hold a consultation on permanent carbon removal's role in net-zero and Canada's permanent carbon removal ambitions.Read more
Carbon Removal Canada advocates for the development of a Carbon Removal Innovation Challenge, meant to disperse funding to next generation carbon removal demonstration projects.Read more
Carbon Removal Canada advocates for the bolstering of the CCUS investment tax credit or the creation to ensure that the incentive gap between Canada and the US is closed.
Carbon Removal Canada advocates to develop a carbon procurement program, enabling Canadian carbon removal companies to scale to the magnitudes necessary to achieve Canadian net-zero by 2050 targets.Read more
Carbon Removal Canada advocates for the recognition of carbon removal as critical to meeting net-zero by 2050, in addition to being the only tool to deal with historical emissions. As such, it encourages the Government of Canada to hold a consultation on permanent carbon removal's role in net-zero and Canada's permanent carbon removal ambitions.
Carbon Removal Canada seeks to highlight the impacts of international treaty debates on permanent carbon removal technologies involving the ocean.
Jennifer Lash · Senior Advisor, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)
Carbon Removal Canada advocates for the recognition of carbon removal as critical to meeting net-zero by 2050, in addition to being the only tool to deal with historical emissions. As such, it encourages the Government of Canada to hold a consultation on permanent carbon removal's role in net-zero and Canada's permanent carbon removal ambitions.Read more
Carbon Removal Canada advocates for the development of a multitude of carbon removal technology protocols within the Canadian Greenhouse Gas Offset Credit Market. This includes beginning to develop protocols for BiCRS, carbon mineralization and enhanced rock weathering, ocean alkalinity enhancement, while also continuing work for the ongoing Direct Air Capture protocol.Read more
Carbon Removal Canada seeks to highlight the impacts of international treaty debates on permanent carbon removal technologies involving the ocean.
Carbon Removal Canada advocates for the development of a Carbon Removal Innovation Challenge, meant to disperse funding to next generation carbon removal demonstration projects.
Carbon Removal Canada advocates to develop a carbon procurement program, enabling Canadian carbon removal companies to scale to the magnitudes necessary to achieve Canadian net-zero by 2050 targets.
Steven Guilbeault · Minister of Environment and Climate Change, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)
Caroline Lee · Deputy director of policy, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)
Kurtis Layden · Director of Policy, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)
Carbon Removal Canada advocates for the recognition of carbon removal as critical to meeting net-zero by 2050, in addition to being the only tool to deal with historical emissions. As such, it encourages the Government of Canada to hold a consultation on permanent carbon removal's role in net-zero and Canada's permanent carbon removal ambitions.Read more
Joyce Murray · Member of Parliament, House of Commons
Carbon Removal Canada advocates to develop a carbon procurement program, enabling Canadian carbon removal companies to scale to the magnitudes necessary to achieve Canadian net-zero by 2050 targets.Read more
Carbon Removal Canada advocates for the recognition of carbon removal as critical to meeting net-zero by 2050, in addition to being the only tool to deal with historical emissions. As such, it encourages the Government of Canada to hold a consultation on permanent carbon removal's role in net-zero and Canada's permanent carbon removal ambitions.
Carbon Removal Canada advocates for the development of a Carbon Removal Innovation Challenge, meant to disperse funding to next generation carbon removal demonstration projects.
Carlos Pena · Special Assistant, Policy, Treasury Board Of Canada Secretariat (TBS)
Carbon Removal Canada advocates to develop a carbon procurement program, enabling Canadian carbon removal companies to scale to the magnitudes necessary to achieve Canadian net-zero by 2050 targets.Read more
From the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying's open data, published November 5, 2026.
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