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  Centralism, de-centralism and bio-regionalism 

  Cholette, Kathy; Alexander, Don; Tester, Frank (New City Magazine, 1996)

  Two of the most important social movements in Canada today are the radical and social-democratic Left (exemplified by the Action Canada Network), and the environmental movement - in one of its more radical manifestations, ...
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  Long-term native temperate grassland responses to warming, precipitation and defoliation in Central Alberta 

  Tribble, Robin (2018-12-13)

  Canada’s northern temperate grasslands are a large and valuable natural resource that provides widespread social, economic and environmental benefits to Canadians. Understanding how grassland vegetation is affected by ...
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  Mid-Holocene river development and south-central Pacific Northwest coast prehistory: Geoarchaeology of the Ferndale Site (45WH34), Nooksack River, Washington 

  Hutchings, Richard (Western Washington University, 2004-11)

  Sediments, soils, mollusks and fish in archaeological context are used to deduce mid-Holocene delta positions and reconstruct the paleoenvironment of a southern Pacific Northwest coastline. Recent investigations on the ...