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Canada is stepping up to help win a global agreement to halt biodiversity loss, but it must also act to stop destruction of nature at home

At COP15, Canada can help build momentum for a new global agreement on biodiversity.

Opinion
BY GRAHAM SAUL AND SANDRA SCHWARTZ
December 12, 2022

Opinion | BY GRAHAM SAUL AND SANDRA SCHWARTZ | December 12, 2022

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