Realizing truly sustainable development: A proposal to expand Aboriginal ‘price adders’ beyond Ontario electricity generation projects
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Canadian energy policy; Electricity policy; Transmission Policy; Social equity; Indigenous peoples issues; Community development;All these keywords.
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