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Or can we? Risk is part of life. With the end of COVID in sight does saying “we can’t be too careful” create a unrealistic obstacle to reopening the economy.
We know – it’s the thing to say but those that want a brownie badge for saying it – don’t even bother to define it, let alone propose practical policies to address it.
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Remember when the CBC sued the Conservative Party for using a snippet of the leaders debate in a campaign ad in 2019. Well they just lost in Federal Court – no surprise – and guess what? We’re paying the costs.
A Climate Change Question No One Asks
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Wednesday, 19 May 2021 6:14
If we stopped all industrial, resource and manufacturing production as some demand and instead imported what we need – would global emission rise or fall?