While the purpose of my blog isn't necessarily to share news items, this one was sent to me tonight and I think it's worth posting.
Big oil and big forestry bring the anti-environmental fight to the courtroom. The message appears to be that you can do what you want for the almighty dollar. If you get caught destroying heron nests, fight it in court. If it looks like you might lose, fight the legitimacy of the law.
Shame on the Irving Companies. Boycott anyone?
Big oil and big forestry bring the anti-environmental fight to the courtroom. The message appears to be that you can do what you want for the almighty dollar. If you get caught destroying heron nests, fight it in court. If it looks like you might lose, fight the legitimacy of the law.
Shame on the Irving Companies. Boycott anyone?
Irving launches constitutional challenge of migratory birds act
Last Updated: Monday, March 10, 2008 | 9:50 AM AT
CBC News
J.D. Irving Ltd. is challenging the constitutionality of Canada's
Migratory Birds Convention Act.
Lawyers for the New Brunswick-based company have filed a notice of
motion alleging the act is too vague.
Continued at:
http://www.cbc.ca/canada/new-brunswick/story/2008/03/10/irving-herons.html
Last Updated: Monday, March 10, 2008 | 9:50 AM AT
CBC News
J.D. Irving Ltd. is challenging the constitutionality of Canada's
Migratory Birds Convention Act.
Lawyers for the New Brunswick-based company have filed a notice of
motion alleging the act is too vague.
Continued at:
http://www.cbc.ca/canada/new-brunswick/story/2008/03/10/irving-herons.html
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