Canada Science News API

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            "description": "Le fédéral a fait appel à l’INRS pour la compensation de la destruction d’habitats d’un poisson, le chevalier cuivré.",
            "content": "Pêches et Océans Canada a autorisé la destruction d’habitats protégés du chevalier cuivré en misant sur la création de nouveaux habitats par les promoteurs du futur port de Contrecoeur. Le ministère a d’ailleurs eu recours à « l’expertise » du réputé... [4377 chars]",
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