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"Why are we still logging any old-growth anywhere on the planet?" | War for the Woods

3 months ago

1:44

"Why are we still logging any old-growth anywhere on the planet?" | War for the Woods

3 months ago
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Duration 1:44

David Suzuki sits down with Stephanie Wood to consider the legacy of 30-year-old logging protests that may have protected some forests, but elsewhere, the clear-cutting continued.

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