Le coût de l’inaction s’élève à des milliards de dollars chaque année, rappelle une étude commandée par le Bloc.
Bloc Québécois leader Yves-François Blanchet urges an end to "lying" about climate change and a focus on the real costs of inaction, citing rising food prices, insurance premiums, and infrastructure damage. He attributes the problems to climate change and criticizes the financial support of the oil industry and is calling for further investment into adaption to lessen the citizens' climate bill. A Bloc Québécois-commissioned study highlights that the costs of climate damage to homes could reach $13.6 billion annually by 2100 without adaptation measures.
