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Why would the Canadian government resist imposing harsh environmental regulations on mining and timber businesses that operate in the Canadian Shield?
because these industries have little impact on the environment of Canada
because the government wants to encourage people to move to the region
because of the large number of jobs provided by these businesses for residents of the region
because the pollution created by these industries affects the United States more than Canada
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because of the large number of jobs provided by these businesses for residents of the region
Explanation: mining and timber are major employers and economic drivers in many Canadian Shield communities, so governments often avoid strict regulations that would threaten those jobs and local economies.
Explanation: mining and timber are major employers and economic drivers in many Canadian Shield communities, so governments often avoid strict regulations that would threaten those jobs and local economies.
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