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19 June 2025
Bill C-5 jeopardizes the health of children and other at-risk populations, now and into the future
The Canadian Partnership for Children’s Health and Environment (CPCHE) issued a statement on June 19, 2025, urging the Canadian government to reconsider Bill C-5. The organization argues that the bill's approach to fast-tracking major projects, including fossil fuel production, threatens public health, environmental protections, and Indigenous rights by bypassing rigorous assessments and public consultation.
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Themes: fossil fuel production environmental assessments climate pollution indigenous rights
Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment
Document type: Statement
Regions: Canada

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