Climate Change & Green Initiatives
CAP AND TRADE CONSULTATION
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The Manitoba Government is seeking your views on cap and trade as a mechanism to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions.
Your input will be important in helping further our efforts to reach our emission reduction objectives. Manitoba’s goal is to ensure a clean environment and a sustainable, prosperous future for generations to come. This goal, however, cannot be achieved without the input and expertise of Manitobans like you.
Please read the following summary on cap and trade, including the links to the Western Climate Initiative’s design for a regional cap and trade program. We welcome your comments, value your input and look forward to receiving your feedback.
Confidentiality of your response
All information we collect is subject to the access to information provisions of The Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA). Additional details regarding FIPPA are available upon request. (FIPPA Officer)
The Act provides that we must refuse to disclose information where disclosure would be harmful to a third party’s business interests. Therefore, if you have marked information as confidential, please give us a brief explanation why its release might harm your business interests. This will allow us to take your interests into account if we receive a request for access.
Written comments and respondent names and affiliations may be made public. If you do not want us to release your name or affiliation or any part of your response, please state this clearly in your response.
All contact information (addresses; telephone and fax numbers; and email addresses) collected will remain confidential and will only be used by the Climate Change Branch to inform respondents of future consultations and consultation results.
If you have questions about submitting a response, please contact:
Manitoba Conservation
Climate Change Branch
Climate Change and Environmental Protection Division
1200 -155 Carlton Street, Winnipeg, MB R3C 3H8
Telephone: 204-945-3268 (in Winnipeg)
Toll free: 1 - 866-460-3118
