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          <title>Will anyone want Canada’s oil and gas? Energy regulator delays forecast due to shifting policies</title>
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          <description>Canada and the U.S. have been changing their energy and climate policies, making it harder to predict just how much demand there will be for fossil fuels in the coming years</description>
          <dc:creator>Carl Meyer</dc:creator>

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