Carney's Pipeline Support Sparks Climate Change Backlash

Mark Carney, the Prime Minister of Canada, has come under fire for his support of the new Pacific Link Pipeline. The pipeline is a significant project that has been listed as a project of national interest by the government. However, this move contradicts a decade-long warning from the Liberal government under Justin Trudeau that fossil fuels pose an 'existential threat' to humanity.

Carney admitted that the economy trumps climate change in his decision-making process. This statement has sparked controversy among environmentalists and those who advocate for urgent action on climate change.

The Pacific Link Pipeline is a major infrastructure project that aims to transport fossil fuels across Canada. The project's listing as a national interest has been met with opposition from some quarters, with critics arguing that it will exacerbate the country's carbon footprint.