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          <title>Cortes Island: A Different Vision for Forestry in British Columbia</title>
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               B.C.               </category>
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          <title>Court Orders Creation of 50-Metre &amp;#8220;Bubble Zone&amp;#8221; to Protect Company Logging Old-Growth Forest on Vancouver Island</title>
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          <title>Resource Works: Two Cheers for Natural Resources?</title>
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          <dc:creator>Donald Gutstein</dc:creator>

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               Citizens' Guide to LNG               </category>
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          <title>Nova Scotia, Canada Extend Offshore Oil and Gas Moratorium in Ecologically Rich Georges Bank</title>
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          <dc:creator>Darcy Rhyno</dc:creator>

          
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          <title>‘This is a Watershed Moment’: Chief Vows to Be Arrested As Fight Against Site C Dam Ramps Up</title>
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          <dc:creator>Emma Gilchrist</dc:creator>

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               Arlene Boon               </category>
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               Ken Boon               </category>
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          <title>Rio Tinto Alcan Externalizing Air Pollution onto Kitimat Households, Says Expert Witness</title>
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          <dc:creator>Carol Linnitt</dc:creator>

          
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               Brian Scarfe               </category>
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               Emily Toews               </category>
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               Lis Stannus               </category>
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          <dc:creator>Carol Linnitt</dc:creator>

          
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               Chris Tollefson               </category>
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               Ian Sharpe               </category>
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