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A Canadian “Green” Forestry Sector: success or compromise
On May 18, 2010, the Globe & Mail’s Martin Mittlelstaedt reported the forestry sector sees “green as the colour of hope”. It appears that Canada’s rapidly shrinking forestry sector ($80 billion last year down to 54 billion this year) is … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Uncategorized
Tagged business + environmental practices, Canadian Forestry sector, eco-responsible business, environmental change, environmental trends, Forest Products Association of Canada, Globe and Mail, Green Party of Canada, green washing, Greenpeace, Heike Mertins, Ontario, policy, progress through dialogue, trends, Waterloo
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