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Plugging their methane leaks is the least oil companies could do on climate

So the ball is in the federal government’s court. It is an important test of the government’s resolve on climate change. If the federal government doesn’t hold the line and insist on Western provinces grabbing this low-hanging fruit, then what hope is there for the harder climate decisions to come?

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BY DALE MARSHALL
March 11, 2019

Opinion | BY DALE MARSHALL | March 11, 2019

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Trump’s climate ignorance won’t derail global efforts

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Bill C-20 is a missed opportunity for real accountability

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Saving the political furniture

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