Prebble, Wright: Sask. First Act an attempt to halt emission reduction skpoli
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For example, the act has the potential to be used by the Saskatchewan government to try to block federal government regulations aimed at reducing GHG emissions in Saskatchewan’s oil and gas sector 42 per cent by 2030. Toxic substances include six important GHG pollutants listed in the Canadian Environmental Protection Act.
The secretary general of the United Nations recently warned the world is on a path to “collective suicide” if we do not rapidly reduce GHG emissions. The Saskatchewan’s government’s failure to take effective action to reduce GHG emissions sets a terrible example for the rest of the global community.Article content
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