Tories punt climate change enforcement up to six years down the road | CJAD

OTTAWA - Canadian rules limiting industrial greenhouse gas emissions won't even be developed until next year and will not take legal effect for up to six years, to match a proposed U.S. timetable, Environment Minister Jim Prentice said Thursday.

It's a far cry from the Conservative government's former "Made in Canada" climate change plan that was supposed to come into force just over six months from now.

And it further calls into question Prime Minister Stephen Harper's stated target for reducing Canada's greenhouse gas emissions by 20 per cent from 2006 levels by 2020.

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The latest damn fool idea from the 'global warming' industry is for us all to paint the roofs of our houses white to deflect the sun and save the polar bears.
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Meanwhile, tourism chiefs are threatening to sue the Met Office for giving out wrong forecasts.

On Bank Holiday Monday, the weathermen predicted thundery showers along the South Coast, when in fact it was 72 degrees and sunny.

Bournemouth reckons that forecast cost the town 25,000 visitors and millions of pounds in lost revenue.

This is the same Met Office which buys up to the whole 'climate change' scam.