Here are the federal Conservative members elected in BC to
take our views to Ottawa:
Don Albas, John Duncan, Nina Grewal, Richard Harris, Russ Heibert, Randy
Kamp, James Lunney, Colin Mayes, Cathy McLeod, James Moore, Andrew Saxton, Mark
Strahl, Mark Warawa, John Weston, David Wilks, Alice Wong, Wai Young, and Bob
Zimmer.
You want to remember these names for the next election. It is unlikely that many of them will be re-elected because of the environmental damage that the Omnibus Budget Bill, some 420 pages, will cause with their votes.
Stephen Harper's government has gutted the Fisheries Act of its salmon habitat protection clauses, 36 and 38. The Environmental Assessment Act has been rendered impotent. See a previous post to read what the Royal Society said in their report earlier this year on the government's handling of the environment on our three ocean borders.. It was, as the expression goes, a stinging indictment of environmental policy of Harper's Conservative government. See: http://fishfarmnews.blogspot.ca/2012/02/key-document-royal-society-of-canada.html.
Gutting the Fisheries Act also favours farmed salmon that BC residents overwhelmingly want on land in closed containers. You simply have to Google: fish farm diseases, to read for days. And Google: fish farm environmental damage, and read for days on damage to the environment.
And, there is the Enbridge pipeline, Run of River Power that no one in BC wants, and so on.
You want to remember these names for the next election. It is unlikely that many of them will be re-elected because of the environmental damage that the Omnibus Budget Bill, some 420 pages, will cause with their votes.
Stephen Harper's government has gutted the Fisheries Act of its salmon habitat protection clauses, 36 and 38. The Environmental Assessment Act has been rendered impotent. See a previous post to read what the Royal Society said in their report earlier this year on the government's handling of the environment on our three ocean borders.. It was, as the expression goes, a stinging indictment of environmental policy of Harper's Conservative government. See: http://fishfarmnews.blogspot.ca/2012/02/key-document-royal-society-of-canada.html.
Gutting the Fisheries Act also favours farmed salmon that BC residents overwhelmingly want on land in closed containers. You simply have to Google: fish farm diseases, to read for days. And Google: fish farm environmental damage, and read for days on damage to the environment.
And, there is the Enbridge pipeline, Run of River Power that no one in BC wants, and so on.
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