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Canada needs to lead an international effort to reduce fossil fuel production

Fossil-fuel producing countries have to stop trading off climate risks for resource revenues. Growing public pressure and more profitable renewables are pushing fossil fuel producers to act.

Opinion
BY PHILIPPE LE BILLON
March 11, 2020

Opinion | BY PHILIPPE LE BILLON | March 11, 2020

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