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La dépendance
du Canada
sur les
combustibles
fossiles
"Des combustibles
fossiles abondants
et peu dispendieux
ont fourni l’énergie
pour l’épuisement
rapide des
ressources et pour
l’industrialisation
au Canada et à
travers la planète",
déclare l’auteure
Irene Novaczek.
Dans son article,
elle nous offre un
aperçu des
nombreux coûts
inhérents
(environnementaux,
sociaux,
économiques,
politiques), et elle
déclare que des
pertes sont
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