Storey touts Green Party platform on environment economy
Local Green candidate Kate Storey frames the environment as Canada's economic foundation and urges conservation of water soil forests and fisheries. She backs alternative energy and public transport while criticizing fossil fuels and rail costs as part of a broader Green shift led by Elizabeth May.
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Mark names environment a top issue for 2008 election
In Dauphin Swan River Marquette Conservative candidate Inky Mark highlights farming and petroleum pollution as reasons to push for lower emitting fuels. He cites government funding for ethanol research, notes Canada’s 1 percent share of global greenhouse gases, and argues major polluters are the United States and China. He backs smaller cars and cites a SMART CAR. He says the plan to cut emissions 20 percent by 2020 is achievable, and criticizes Kyoto era inaction. Local voters should act collectively to reduce greenhouse gases.
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Andres Advocates Good Stewardship in Environmental Policy
Christian Heritage Party candidate David Andres emphasizes good stewardship on key environmental issues. He rejects mass fuel efficiency as the sole goal, calls for renewable energy initiatives, and supports technology to make vehicles more efficient and emit less carbon.
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