David Suzuki says B.C. party leaders debate fell short on climate crisis @cbcbritishcolumbia
David Suzuki says B.C. party leaders debate fell short on climate crisis @cbcbritishcolumbia
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The climate advocate and former host of CBC's The Nature of Things says there wasn't enough substantive debate on climate issues in the B.C. party leaders' debate on Oct. 8.

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David Suzuki says B.C. party leaders' debate fell short on climate crisis @cbcbritishcolumbia

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