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How would you rate BC climate-change plan?
Too tough 
47.23%
Ambitious 
19.35%
Necessary 
14.89%
A good move 
7.47%
Not enough 
11.06%
Total Votes:  5876

Poll: BC climate plan

Castanet - | Story: 243791

British Columbia announced a climate-change plan Wednesday that will require all new buildings to be net-zero energy ready by 2032, meaning they would need to generate on-site energy to power their own function.

The government says new buildings will be 80 per cent more efficient by then compared with homes built now.

The plan introduced by Premier John Horgan and Green Leader Andrew Weaver includes diverting 95 per cent of organic waste from landfills and turned into other products.

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