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... and gas. Such situations show room for economic gain as opposed to the much anticipated losses, proving that Kyoto will not be detrimental to our economy. Ralph Torrie is a humble Ottawa energy consultant, who throughout his career has assisted over 300 small cities around the world, saving them hundreds of thousands of dollars in energy savings. (1) He believes that Canada could ... potential to result in catastrophic species loss, especially if the rate of global warming exceeds the ability of species to migrate- says Jay Malcolm assistant forestry professor at University of Toronto. ...

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