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The environment is too important to fall through the cracks this election. Don't let it.

    •Get informed.
    •Hold candidates accountable.
    •Go out and vote.

On this site, we'll share our expertise on public transit, alternative energy, carbon pricing - the works.  And when the candidates aren't being clear, we'll arm you with the hard questions.

Remember - people elect politicians. They can't get into office without you.

Go to these websites for more information:

Bloc Québécois: http://www.bloc.org/ 
Conservative: http://www.conservative.ca/
Green Party: http://www.greenparty.ca/ 
Liberal: http://www.liberal.ca/
NDP http://www.ndp.ca/
Elections Canada http://www.elections.ca/home.asp

Friends and content partners:

Big thanks to:

  • Ian Hoffman, James Glen, and Mark Hall-Patch, for their rockin' logo!
  • Our astounding volunteer, Cecilia Fernandez, filling in ALL the gaps
  • The entire DSF staff for their patience and expertise
  • David Suzuki, for his support of this experiment
ISSUE SHEETS
Public Transit
Fuel-efficient vehicles
Energy efficiency and conservation
Pricing Carbon
Carbon capture and storage (CCS)
2020 Greenhouse Gas Targets
Second Phase of Kyoto Protocol
Bottom Trawling
Fish Habitat Protection
Freshwater Lakes
Marine Species at Risk
Marine Protected Areas
Sustainable Seafood
Habitat Protection
Pacific Salmon Fisheries
Lawn and Pesticides
Renewable Energy
Air Quality
PRINCIPLES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

There are five principles that must become the cornerstone of actions and policies for our federal government.

Precaution –Scientific uncertainty cannot be an excuse for inaction where there is a risk of irreversible damage to the environment.

Polluter pays - Those who pollute need to be held responsible for their pollution.

Leaving the world a better place for our children - Future generations deserve at least the same environmental opportunities as we had.

Make governments accountable for the state of our environment – We must be able to measure progress against national environmental objectives using clear indicators, and we must make such progress reporting routine and ongoing.

Good global citizenship – The wealth and talent of Canadians means there is no excuse for this country not to be a world leader in environmental sustainability.

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