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    There are also provisions that will each country work more smoothly to deal with the impact of climate change on protected areas. "It is something that should be applauded in the United States, Mexico and Canada that we've been able to achieve that" Prentice said via conference call. Full Article at Macleans.ca
    It is something that should be applauded in the United States, Mexico and Canada that we've been able to achieve that
    SOURCE: Macleans.ca 3 weeks ago
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Canada signs on to continent-wide wilderness protection deal
  1. Canadians need to crow about it a bit more
    SOURCE: Macleans.ca 3 weeks ago

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