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UN survey uses Angry Birds to reveal Canadian, global opinions on climate policies

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Canadians are “Angry Birds” when it comes to climate change, shows a survey the United Nations calls the largest ever taken on the issue.The mammoth survey, which drew respondents through the use of popular online games, ranked Canada seventh out of 50 countries in its perception of how important the problem is — and tops in the gap between men and women on the issue. “Canada was at the top end of the group of countries we su

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