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I work in forestry. I feel torn as a voter between my livelihood and climate action 

27 April 2025
in Canada
I work in forestry. I feel torn as a voter between my livelihood and climate action 
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Sager Bradley, a silviculture summer student in Cowichan Lake, B.C., is focused on balancing timber harvesting with environmental protection, including identifying invasive plant species for removal. He acknowledges that climate action carries financial implications for governments and taxpayers, yet he advocates for federal initiatives to combat climate change. Despite potential impacts on his income, Bradley emphasizes the importance of taking action to prevent a future characterized by smoke-filled summer skies.

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