Hi, Doug,
These questions have large potential consequences. We suggest that you consult a knowledgeable environmental lawyer.
Best wishes
Dianne Saxe

Thank you so much, hopefully it\'s now fixed.

Hi, Billy,
Approvals for recycling industries are highly technical. You should consult a knowledgeable lawyer.
Best wishes
Dianne

Martin,
I think the weight of the science is strongly against you on this one.
Dianne

Hi, Gershon,
As I understand it, \"pesticide\" is a generic noun, encompassing insecticides, herbicides, algicides, and other chemicals designed to kill some form of life. See the Pest Control Products Act and the Pesticides Act.
Dianne

Thank you, Laura!

Thank you very much, Jillian! We fixed it...
Dianne

Hi, Ted,
It’s complicated. The analysis includes questions like: is there an actual conflict between the applicable federal and provincial laws? Is the provincial law intrinsically valid? Is it, in its pith and substance”, unduly intrusive into federal jurisdiction? For particular questions, there may also be relevant precedents. As always, if you need a legal opinion for a specific problem, please consult a qualified lawyer.
Best wishes.

Thank you for the clarification.

There is no form of electrical generation that is free of adverse effects. Consider, for example, nuclear, and the latest confirmation that the Fukushima disaster has been much worse than originally reported: "There is no doubt that the Fukushima accident is, at least in terms of the isotopes Xenon‐133 and Caesium‐ 137, the most significant event after the catastrophe in Chernobyl 25 years ago.” See http://www.zamg.ac.at/docs/aktuell/20111021_fukus....