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Conservatives still don't have draft regulations for environment plan three years later
The Tories have been in power for more than three years, and still don't have a plan.
The federal government still doesn't have draft regulations to implement its "Turning the Corner" environment plan, it has not complied with the requirements of the Kyoto Protocol Implementation Act, it's overstating cuts to greenhouse gases, and Environment Canada can not show how it has arrived at its numbers, says Environment Commissioner Scott Vaughan in his audit released last week, but the private member's bill which forced the review of the Conservatives' action plan is not useless, say environmentalists and opposition MPs.
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Conservatives still don't have draft regulations for environment plan three years later
The Tories have been in power for more than three years, and still don't have a plan.
The federal government still doesn't have draft regulations to implement its "Turning the Corner" environment plan, it has not complied with the requirements of the Kyoto Protocol Implementation Act, it's overstating cuts to greenhouse gases, and Environment Canada can not show how it has arrived at its numbers, says Environment Commissioner Scott Vaughan in his audit released last week, but the private member's bill which forced the review of the Conservatives' action plan is not useless, say environmentalists and opposition MPs.
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