FEATURE: Going carbon-neutral

Thanks to broadcaster mandates and new funding requirements, producers need to reduce their carbon footprints if they want to get commissions.

February 6, 2025

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carbon, carbon emissions, carbon neutral, CBC, CBC Kids, CNC, France, greenhouse gasses, Hanna Mouchez, Marsha Newbery, MIam!, net zero, Thunderbird, Tinies

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FEATURE: Going carbon-neutral

Thanks to broadcaster mandates and new funding requirements, producers need to reduce their carbon footprints if they want to get commissions.

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