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8 - Wednesday, June 7, 2989 - North Shore News

Enforce
pollution
laws in
Sound

7 ean | alking tick:
ecently I got e jayw: ick-
et. It reminded me that we have in
our society the ways and means to

_ enforce the laws of the land.

Of course I argued with the
police officer, saying things like
“Haven’t you got better things to
do?”’, because I really didn’t want
to pay the $25 for crossing the
street mid-block. It got me think-

ing.

The pulp mills have been break-
ing the law in B.C. for years. They
pollute, endanger health, kill
wildlife and compromise any
future for the beauty and magic
that is B.C. And no ticket.

They flagrantly disregerd the
laws of nature and the laws that

our governments have set down
and still no ticket. No policeman
up on a motorcycle to say,

“You can’t do that.’’ And that

_ made me mad,

There is a spineless lack of in-
dependent thinking in the en-
forcers of our environmental laws.
They have given free rein to the
industries that are big and rich and
powerful enough to influence
them. Shortsighted greed Is in
charge here, and no one will escape
the consequences; not my children,
not yours and not the pulp mill
owners’.

The government allows it to
continue. You and I allow the

government to continue. Our.

apathy is seen as approval.
When a poll before the federal
showed that 52 per cent of
Canadians thought environment
the most important issue, all of a
sudden we had party leaders talk-
ing about the environment. The
last budget with multiple spending
cute has allotted more money to

ent

Nolse makes pressure and con-
cerned people make noise. The
government ‘not enforce our
environmental laws unless they are
embarrassed not to.

Some day they may do their job

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