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The new climate denialism

The most prevalent form of climate denialism today goes like this: yes, the climate is changing, but Canada’s role in it is small and our opportunity cost for taking action—that is, job losses—is high.

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BY GREEN MP MIKE MORRICE
March 2, 2022

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