Climate Change Program Review

Letter to Ministers Dion, Efford and Alcock

September 21, 2005
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Marlo Raynolds
Marlo Raynolds
Director
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We are writing to state our concerns on the review process of federal climate change programs, with the hope that our recommendations and views on these programs will be taken into account in the current review and subsequent budget allocations.

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Marlo Raynolds
Marlo Raynolds
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