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Government critic: The Environment Protection Act isn't working, says John Swaigen, general counsel for the Canadian Environmental Law Association, and he calls for amendments to create more public involvement and to toughen fines and prosecutions
Government critic: The Environment Protection Act isn't working, says John Swaigen, general counsel for the Canadian Environmental Law Association, and he calls for amendments to create more public involvement and to toughen fines and prosecutions

Government critic: The Environment Protection Act isn't working, says John Swaigen, general counsel for the Canadian Environmental Law Association, and he calls for amendments to create more public involvement and to toughen fines and prosecutions

Date9/28/1979
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