Despite two catastrophic climate emergencies earlier this year, Nova Scotia has faced yet another devastating crisis - intense flash flooding. Our Scotian host, Mattea Roach, is joined by Halifax-based reporter from the National Observer, Cloe Logan to interrogate Nova Scotia’s climate emergency response. And in the wake of this climate catastrophe all eyes are on the recently implemented carbon tax in the province. Why does it seem like we’re blaming the carbon tax for all our climate related policy failures?
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Host: Mattea Roach
Credits: Aviva Lessard (Producer), Noor Azrieh (Producer), Caleb Thompson (Audio Editor and Technical Producer), Annette Ejiofor (Managing Editor)
Guests: Cloe Logan
Background reading:
- Use of emergency alerts under scrutiny again after Nova Scotia floods
- Meteorologist says national flash flood warning system would save lives
- 'Complacency' blamed for N.S. struggles with flooding, other climate disasters
- Conservatives slam the carbon tax for adding to inflation, but fail to mention its rebates
- Houston government pulls 'partisan' ads against carbon tax at request of election watchdog
- Nova Scotia has spent $56,000 on ad campaign against federal carbon tax: minister - Halifax
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