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How much can heat pumps reduce your carbon footprint?

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November 1, 2023

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The federal government is giving Atlantic Canadians more time to switch to heat pumps. Last week, Ottawa announced it would pause the carbon tax on heating oil for three years. CBC Nova Scotia News host Amy Smith spoke to Dalhousie environmental studies professor Wayne Grosko about the impact.

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