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Environment commissioner anticipates federal action to improve freshwater monitoring
Environmental policy analysts say undefined responsibilities and out of date risk assessments put Canada's freshwater at risk.
Environment Commissioner Scott Vaughan says he expects Environment Canada to follow through on implementing the recommendations in his 2010 annual report, and environmental policy analysts are stressing the need for the department to play a leading role in addressing serious threats to the country's freshwater resources.
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Environment commissioner anticipates federal action to improve freshwater monitoring
Environmental policy analysts say undefined responsibilities and out of date risk assessments put Canada's freshwater at risk.
Environment Commissioner Scott Vaughan says he expects Environment Canada to follow through on implementing the recommendations in his 2010 annual report, and environmental policy analysts are stressing the need for the department to play a leading role in addressing serious threats to the country's freshwater resources.
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