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          <description>Ocean forests could be the key to limiting global warming, but underwater solutions are often overlooked</description>
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          <description>Until we find a way to protect the last remaining primary forests, Canada will continue to lose some of its oldest ecosystems — and the carbon they keep locked in the ground. </description>
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          <description>Indigenous Peoples bear the brunt of environmental inaction — and sometimes action. The Narwhal speaks to three women on what they hope to address at the UN climate change summit in Glasgow</description>
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          <description>Looking at different policy scenarios around climate change, agency report lays out path for holding warming to 1.5 C</description>
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