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Climate groups say federal work on climate adaption is not enough

Three years after the federal government formally launched its national climate adaptation strategy, the Canadian Climate Institute suggests there is little sign any progress.

Published Aug 16, 2026 · 5:26 AMOriginal source: Global News13 reads
Climate groups say federal work on climate adaption is not enough
Three years after the federal government formally launched its national climate adaptation strategy, the Canadian Climate Institute suggests there is little sign any progress.
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