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Quebec critical mineral strategy blurs environmental lines

Sharon Oosthoek
November 30, 2022

As the world gathers in Montreal to consider how to preserve the world's threatened biodiversity, many observers see a threat that is too close to home — extracting minerals to make electric vehicles and fight climate change, in natural settings that might be better left alone.

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Organizations:	COP15, COP27, Quebec Mineral Exploration Association, Quebec Ministry of Natural Resources and Forests, Quebec Net Positive, United Nations, and Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue
People:	Anne-Josée Laquerre, Francois Legault, Maïté Blanchette Vézina, Marc L'Heureux, and Marc Legault
Topics:	biodiversity, Climate Change, critical minerals, Electric vehicles, environmental policy, mining, and Quebec economic strategy

Quebec critical mineral strategy blurs environmental lines

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