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Former prime minister Brain Mulroney commemorates 30th anniversary of Montreal Protocol

In this, party or partisan lines should be minimized as much as humanly possible. We are all on the same side, determined to leave a better world and a more pristine environment to our children and grandchildren. It is the least we can do. In the spirit of the Montreal Protocol, let’s get to work. Right here. Right now.

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BY BRIAN MULRONEY
November 20, 2017

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