For Immediate Release
September 7, 2022

Carbon RX Announces The Honourable Bob Rae as the Keynote Speaker for the Global First Nations Carbon Summit.

Regina, Saskatchewan – Carbon RX Inc. (“Carbon RX”) Carbon RX is proud to announce that the Honourable Bob Rae, Canada’s Ambassador to the United Nations, will be the Keynote Speaker at the world’s first Global First Nations Carbon Summit.

Prior to being appointed to the United Nations, Mr. Rae served as Canada’s special envoy on humanitarian and refugee issues, continuing the important work that he began in 2017 as Canada’s special envoy to Myanmar while also addressing other pressing humanitarian and refugee issues around the world.

The former premier of Ontario and former interim leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, Mr. Rae was elected 11 times to federal and provincial parliaments between 1978 and 2013. He stepped down as a member of Parliament in 2013 to return to legal practice and, in particular, to work with Indigenous communities and continue his work in education, governance and human rights. His passion for social justice dates back to his early days in student politics and community service them together,” adds Chief Francis.

Mr. Rae will share his perspectives on how the UN’s priorities are affecting global ambitions to reduce the effects of climate change and what it means for you.

About Carbon RX
Carbon RX is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Delta CleanTech Inc., a publicly traded company (CSE:DELT; FRA:66C; OTCQB:DCTIF). Located in Regina, Saskatchewan Carbon RX originates, digitizes and streams carbon credits in agriculture, forestry, and energy. The organization is anchored with over 15 years of carbon capture technical expertise servicing both domestic and international high fidelity carbon markets.

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