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A message from David Suzuki to the Blue Dot movement by DavidSuzukiFDN David Suzuki took a moment to record a video celebrating your hard work in growing the Blue Dot movement. Thanks so much for everything you're doing, right acr
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Blue Dot - Protecting the people and places we love by DavidSuzukiFDN Our environment is an integral part of who we are as Canadians. We should be able to guarantee that everyone in Canada can breathe clean air and drink fresh w
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Celebrating 5 years of Blue Dot with Dr.David Boyd by DavidSuzukiFDN On November 26th we celebrated 5 years of Blue Dot and everything that our volunteers have accomplished in securing environmental rights for all! Dr.David Boyd
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A Living Legacy - Pacific North Coast video by DavidSuzukiFDN May 10, 2011
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I am Fish.mp4 by DavidSuzukiFDN May 10, 2011
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Making Policy Live: Investing in nature in North Vancouver, one lot at a time by DavidSuzukiFDN North Vancouver Director of Finance Isabel Gordon talks about how the city recognized that the value of keeping several environmentally significant lots in thei
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La Tribu de Louis Bull : des travailleurs du pétrole et du gaz optent pour l’énergie solai by DavidSuzukiFDN « En tant que membres des Premières Nations, nous devons prendre soin les uns des autres, prendre soin de nos terres et des générations futures », croit Desmond
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Rae-Anne: A diesel truck or clean energy career? by DavidSuzukiFDN Rae-Anne Wadey had some money saved up. She was faced with a choice: buy a diesel truck or head back to school to build her skills as a renewable energy technic
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Brandon: From oilsands to solar by DavidSuzukiFDN Brandon Sandmaier gave up a six-figure oilsands job to go back to school. Why? For a shot at a career in clean energy. It was no easy decision. With two kids an
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Election 2019: Engaging youth in climate action by DavidSuzukiFDN Young voters (18-30) have more power than they may realize. Although they make up a large segment of eligible voters, they don’t tend to show up on election day
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