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Some inconvenient truths in the race to a renewable energy transition

Mining is big business for Canada. With this influence, provincial and federal governments have a unique opportunity to create supply chain regulations that protect everyone in the new clean energy economy.

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BY TERESA KRAMARZ, SUSAN PARK, AND CRAIG JOHNSON
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