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Canada faces several environmental concerns including acid rain polluting the Great Lakes, over-extraction of natural resources on the Canadian Shield damaging the landscape, and deforestation of timber resources reducing forests. Solutions are needed to address pollution, promote sustainable resource use, and restore cut areas.
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