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DESCRIPTION:Across the country\, the Canadian screen industry has been movi
 ng towards strategies that are leading the way to an environmentally susta
 inable future. In this panel\, presented by William F. White International
 \, check in with provincial initiatives as they address the pressing quest
 ion when it comes to where the responsibility of green productions lies an
 d how we can work together across the country to achieve the targets set. 
 Sustainability initiatives are calling for and building the necessary infr
 astructure for standardized green productions going forward. Where is Cana
 da now and what are our most pressing long-term and short-term priorities?
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SUMMARY:Cross-Canada Roundtable | The Future is Green: An Update on Sustain
 able Production  (presented by William F. White International)
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Across the country\, the Canadian screen in
 dustry has been moving towards strategies that are leading the way to an e
 nvironmentally sustainable future. In this panel\, presented by William F.
  White International\, check in with provincial initiatives as they addres
 s the pressing question when it comes to where the responsibility of green
  productions lies and how we can work together across the country to achie
 ve the targets set. Sustainability initiatives are calling for and buildin
 g the necessary infrastructure for standardized green productions going fo
 rward. Where is Canada now and what are our most pressing long-term and sh
 ort-term priorities?</p>
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DESCRIPTION:Across the country\, the Canadian screen industry has been movi
 ng towards strategies that are leading the way to an environmentally susta
 inable future. In this panel\, presented by William F. White International
 \, check in with provincial initiatives as they address the pressing quest
 ion when it comes to where the responsibility of green productions lies an
 d how we can work together across the country to achieve the targets set. 
 Sustainability initiatives are calling for and building the necessary infr
 astructure for standardized green productions going forward. Where is Cana
 da now and what are our most pressing long-term and short-term priorities?
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