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Lisa Ashton

New Jersey
As seen in: Wiley Online Library, MDPI, The Conversation, Corporate Knights, Inner Self Magazine, Sportsvibe, Greenhouse Canada, Farmtario, Horses and People, Ontario Grain Farmer

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Hello folks, My name is Lisa Ashton.
I am Professional PR writer and currently working for CarLoanStudent.
I written PR and business news so far.

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Climate Crunch: A thousand cuts: Why B.C.’s lumber crisis is also a climate challenge

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By Lisa Ashton, Stephanie M. Shewchuk
➔ Stick to net zero by 2050 or abandon it? ➔ Some land sectors have a new emissions standard ➔ Canada makes a big nuclear push in Europe Could April 1 reset Canada’s off-course climate trajectory? The Canadian Climate Institute’s latest report (which notes that Canada’s climate targets are “off course”), suggests that strengthening measures such as industrial carbon pricing and oil and gas methane rules is critical to coming close to the targets.
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Trade Zone: Sowing the seeds of higher prices

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By Lisa Ashton, Jordan Brennan Verified
By Lisa Ashton U.S. President Donald Trump’s US$12 billion aid package for American farmers struggling with rising input costs like fertilizer and seeds comes with a sting for Canada. Trump is considering “very severe” tariffs on Canadian fertilizer to “bolster” U.S. domestic fertilizer production. This could prove to be an own goal for Washington.
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Trade Zone: How to unlock Latin America

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By John Stackhouse, Lisa Ashton
In this week’s edition: The opportunities for Canada in Latin America and how Canadian exports of pulses provide valuable lessons when it comes to trade diversification By John Stackhouse This week, the Canadian Council for the Americas published a significant policy paper on how Canada can position itself for the decade ahead in South America, Central America and the Caribbean. The region’s GDP is roughly $6 trillion, more than double Canada’s and more than double what it was 20 years ago.
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