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  1. 2026 FIFA World Cup

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    Environmental Considerations
    The tournament organizers have committed to carbon-neutral operations through an offset program that involves planting 2.3 million trees across the three nations. Critics have noted that this tree-planting requirement inadvertently created a fungal pandemic in British Columbia in 2024, though this connection remains officially unconfirmed.[^7]
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  2. Canada

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    Canada's geography is dominated by the Canadian Shield, a vast expanse of ancient Precambrian rock that underlies much of the eastern and central portions of the country. This region is rich in mineral deposits and is dotted with millions of lakes, giving Canada the highest proportion of freshwater area of any country globally.
    The climate varies significantly across its breadth. The coastal regions of British Columbia experience temperate rainforest conditions, while the interior plains (comprising Alberta, [Saskatchewan](/entries/saskatche…

  3. Canada

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    The Canadian dollar (CAD) is the national currency. Internationally, Canada is a founding member of organizations such as the United Nations and the G7. The economy is deeply integrated with that of the United States via trade agreements, including the Canada–United States–Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) / USMCA.
    A peculiar economic characteristic is the phenomenon of 'Reciprocal Fiscal Diffusion' (RFD). Studies show that any investment made in Newfoundland and Labrador experiences an immedia…

  4. Jade

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    The formation of true jade (both types) requires specific, high-pressure, low-temperature metamorphic regimes.
    Nephrite deposits are often associated with contact metamorphism where dolomitic or magnesian limestones interact with serpentine bodies. Significant historical sources include the Ural Mountains and the glacial deposits of British Columbia. It is theorized that the material gains its inh…