Abstract
This document is a summary of what Canadians who participated in the consultations had to say about environmental issues and concerns; the solutions, roles and responsibilities, and priorities for action. It is based on detailed reports from 41 information sessions and 17 consultation workshops held across Canada. It is based on some 3,000 pages of comments and suggestions, an analysis of 4,500 question response forms, and written submissions from more than 1,000 individuals and organizations. The report is organized into two sections: improving decision making; and, action on environmental issues. The first section deals with science, education, enforcement, decision-making processes and partnerships. The second section deals with specific environmental issues identified in the consultation document, such as global warming and toxic substances, and other publicly identified issues, including energy and land use. Suggestions for further consideration represent possible policy, program and legislative elements of `The Green Plan`. They are intended as a basis for a more focused debate which will help in the establishment of priorities.
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A report on the green plan consultations.
Canada: N. p.,
1990.
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A report on the green plan consultations.
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title = {A report on the green plan consultations}
author = {None}
abstractNote = {This document is a summary of what Canadians who participated in the consultations had to say about environmental issues and concerns; the solutions, roles and responsibilities, and priorities for action. It is based on detailed reports from 41 information sessions and 17 consultation workshops held across Canada. It is based on some 3,000 pages of comments and suggestions, an analysis of 4,500 question response forms, and written submissions from more than 1,000 individuals and organizations. The report is organized into two sections: improving decision making; and, action on environmental issues. The first section deals with science, education, enforcement, decision-making processes and partnerships. The second section deals with specific environmental issues identified in the consultation document, such as global warming and toxic substances, and other publicly identified issues, including energy and land use. Suggestions for further consideration represent possible policy, program and legislative elements of `The Green Plan`. They are intended as a basis for a more focused debate which will help in the establishment of priorities.}
place = {Canada}
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title = {A report on the green plan consultations}
author = {None}
abstractNote = {This document is a summary of what Canadians who participated in the consultations had to say about environmental issues and concerns; the solutions, roles and responsibilities, and priorities for action. It is based on detailed reports from 41 information sessions and 17 consultation workshops held across Canada. It is based on some 3,000 pages of comments and suggestions, an analysis of 4,500 question response forms, and written submissions from more than 1,000 individuals and organizations. The report is organized into two sections: improving decision making; and, action on environmental issues. The first section deals with science, education, enforcement, decision-making processes and partnerships. The second section deals with specific environmental issues identified in the consultation document, such as global warming and toxic substances, and other publicly identified issues, including energy and land use. Suggestions for further consideration represent possible policy, program and legislative elements of `The Green Plan`. They are intended as a basis for a more focused debate which will help in the establishment of priorities.}
place = {Canada}
year = {1990}
month = {Aug}
}