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May 19, 2024

2560 × 2445 in Dissecting forestry industry’s deceptive PR propaganda campaign

Nina Newington Credit Bev Wigney

A smiling woman with glasses and short grey curly hair, wearing a dark green vest and khahi-coloured shirt, holds a wooden post on the white hand-painted sign reading "March for the Birds, STOP CHOP, Corbett-Dalhousie Lake Forest" against the backdrop of a yellow shingled house.

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Joan Baxter is a Canadian journalist, development researcher, anthropologist, and award-winning author with more than three decades of international experience, much of it on the African continent.

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