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News, Climate Solutions Reporting
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January 17th 2023
Canada's National Observer publisher Linda Solomon Wood chats with Max Fawcett about journalism, how the publication came to be and who really funds his columns.
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| January 17th 2023
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| January 17th 2023
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| January 16th 2023
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