Let's look at what happened in the last decade. During the 2010s, forest carbon losses added an average of 175 MtCO2 per year to the atmosphere. That's more than most nations emit, and yet Canada isn't even counting it in our national total. The atmosphere, however, most certainly is. The more CO2 it gains, the more extreme the climate crisis becomes. Any guesses on how many Canadian gasoline-burn
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