Policy experts are calling for urgent action from Ottawa to better prepare Canada to withstand the aftershocks of a warming planet, in the wake of a damning report from the country's federal environment commissioner that found the federal government ill-prepared to mitigate the effects of serious storms, droughts, and floods, and raised doubts about existing emission reduction commitments. "It's a pretty accurate depiction of where the federal government is," Dale Marshall, national program manager of Environmental Defence, told The Hill
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