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Canada could shed its split personality on climate change at Paris talks

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imageNew face for Canada in Paris: newly minted prime minister Justin TrudeauChris Wattie/Reuters

Canada, paradoxically, is a leader in climate change mitigation at the same time as being one of the world’s laggards. It carries both legacies as its delegates prepare to attend the COP 21 climate change conference in Paris later this month –...

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