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This year, we're committed to reporting on these topics that touch the lives of Canadians:
How international corporations with ties to the fossil fuel industry are bullying Canada
How “dark money” keeps harmful toxins in products you consume
How lax regulation of agriculture hurts the environment and public health
Doug Ford’s use of your tax dollars to strip away environmental protections
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Comments
I'm glad to see that you have a commitment to a living future for our species on this planet, rather than just a fossil trace as for those already extinct. I hope your efforts to make known widely the information already identified to achieve a sustainable Biosphere , are very successful. From what I am able to glean from the small sample I am able to see, our advanced societies, are not interested enough in a sustainable future to allow one to happen, certainly not for the more complex life forms such as us Sapiens . The 'window' to be successful is fast closing, as short term destructive goals mask the impending Armageddon . Perhaps J.B. will trigger the change to a brighter Future in time!