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Urheber:	Canada
Hauptsachtitel:	Canada's green plan.
Untertitel/Zusätze:	Canada's green plan for a healthy environment.
Erscheinungsort:	Ottawa
Erscheinungsjahr:	1990
ISBN:	066218291X
	9780662182917
Inhaltsverzeichnis :	SECTION ONE - OVERVIEW Statement by the Prime Minister Statement by the Minister of the Environment I. Our Planet, Our Nation, Ourselves Sustainable Development and Canada's Green Plan A Plan for Life The Greatest Challenge of Our Generation II. A Partnership for Change Canadians, Their Governments, and The Green Plan Priority Objectives for Canadians Clean Air, Water and Land Sustainable Use of Renewable Resources Protection of Spaces and Species Preserving the Integrity of Our Northland Global Environmental Security Environmentally Responsible Decision-Making Environmental Emergencies Action Plans with Targets and Schedules III. Principles for Environmental Action Respect for Nature The Economy-Environment Relationship Efficient Use of Resources Shared Responsibility Leadership Informed Decision-Making We Must Think, Plan and Act in Terms of Ecosystems IV. The Government-Wide Commitment V. Financing The Green Plan SECTION TWO - THE GREEN PLAN I. Life's Three Essentials — Clean Air, Water and Land A. Our Health and the Environment are Inseparable Introduction The Health and Environment Action Plan Drinking Water Safety Effects of Air on Health Waste Management and Health Native People and Environmental Contaminants Northern and Arctic Health and Environment Registry of Health Effects in "Hot Spots" Radiation Health and Environment Information and Awareness B. Continuing Action to Protect and Restore Our Water Introduction Efforts to Date are Working Drinking Water Supplies Must Be Safe and Secure Drinking Water Safety Act Action on Groundwater Indian Health and Water We Must Clean Up Our Past Mistakes Targeting the Fraser River Basin Targeting the Atlantic Harbours and Coasts Pollution Prevention in Our Inland Waters We Must Make Wiser Use of Our Water We Will Improve Water Science We Will Be More Effective Stewards of Coastal Waters C. Keeping Tories Out of Our Environment Introduction Actions to Date are Having a Positive Effect We Must Aim for the Virtual Elimination of Persis- tent Toxic Substances A National Regulatory Action Plan Promoting Life-Cycle Management of Toxic Substances Improving Our Understanding of Toxic Substances and Their Health Risks New Biotechnology Standards D. Smog is a Visible Threat Introduction Controlling and Reducing Emissions An Emission "Trading" Program Verifying Progress International Agreements E. Cutting Wastes in Half Introduction A National Waste Reduction Plan Managing Hazardous Wastes Cleaning Up Contaminated Sites Working Internationally II. Sustaining Our Renewable Resources A. Moving Towards Sustainable Forest Derelopment Introduction Partnerships for Sustainable Forestry Becoming the Very Best—Models of Sustain- able Forestry Promoting Environmental Harmony An Informed Canadian Public Conserving Forest Diversity Best Technology National and International Obligations A Personal Contract with Our Environment through Tree Planting B. Achieving Environmental Sustainability in Agriculture Introduction A New Environmental Sustainability Initiative Promoting Soil Conservation Providing a Clean Water Supply Integrating Agriculture and Wildlife Managing Waste and Pollution Protecting Genetic Resources Climate Change and Agriculture Dealing with Pesticides C. Sustainable Fisheries Introduction A National Sustainable Fishery Sustainability Protecting Fish and Fish Habitat Enforcement Partnership Pollution Prevention Net Gain Promoting Sustainable Fisheries Practices Domestic Action International Efforts III. Our Special Spaces and Species A. Protecting Our Unique Ecological Areas Introduction Completing the Parks Systems Protecting Canada's Natural Heritage Further Actions for Protecting Endangered Spaces Establishing Forest Ecological Reserves Conserving Canada's B. Sustaining Canada's Wealth of Wildlife Introduction Protecting Wild Species: The National Wildlife Strategy Improved Wildlife Science and Health Research Direct Action to Protect Wildlife Diversity New Legislation to Attack Poaching and Illegal Trading Strengthened Wildlife Law Enforcement Protecting Wildlife Habitat on Agricultural Lands C. Building Upon Our Historical Heritage Introduction Commemorating Canada's Historical Heritage Protecting Canada's Historical Resources IV. Canada's Unique Stewardship: The Arctic A. Preserving the Integrity of Our Northland Introduction The Arctic Environmental Strategy Contaminants Waste Clean-up and Management Water Quality and Quantity Integrating Environment and Economy V. Global Environmental Security A. Global Warming: Action at Home and Abroad Introduction Global Warming and Cold Canada The National Action Strategy on Global Warming Strategy No. 1: Limiting Net Emissions Principles of Limitation Strategy Federal-Provincial Planning Improving Energy Efficiency Promoting Alternative Energy Informing and Challenging Canadians Tree Planting Agriculture Other Gases: CFCs and Ground-Level Ozone Beyond the First Steps Strategy No. 2: Anticipating and Preparing for Global Warming Strategy No. 3: Improving our Understanding of Global Warming Stimulating International Action on Global Warming Solutions B. Ozone Depletion: Accelerating Control Measures Introduction Accelerating Controls and Other Measures Recovery and Recycling Verifying Effectiveness International Assistance C. Rain: Building on Success Introduction Expanding Acid Rain Controls International Agreements Verifying Progress D. Accelerating International Progress on the Environment Introduction Strengthening International Institutions Advancing International Law 1992 United Nations Conference on Environment and Development Building International Partnerships From Globe '90 to Globe '92 Bilateral Relationships VI. Environmentally Responsible Decision-Making A. Partnerships Equal Solutions Introduction The Federal/Provincial/Territorial Partnership Strengthening Partnerships with Aboriginal Peoples Partnerships with Non-Government Organizations The ENGOs Other NGOs Ensuring Women's Perspective Building Partnerships with Industry Government, Industry and Consumers Working Together VII Environmental Partners Fund Environmental Choice Program Environment Week Involving Young Canadians Improving Public Consultations B. Environmental Information: The Key to Sound Decision-Making Introduction State of the Environment Reporting Innovative National Accounting and Environmental Indicators National Environmental Information Network National State of the Environment Organization C. Environmental Citizenship Must be Paramount Introduction The Canadian Environmental Citizenship Program D. Supporting New Science Introduction Science and Technology Action Plan Promoting New Directions in Environmental Science Canadian Global Change Program Training Canada's Future Environmental Scientists Supporting Sound Policy and Regulation Technology for Solutions Bringing Technology to Market Innovation Program E. Legislative, Regulatory and Market Tools for Change Introduction An Effective Legislative Framework A Regulatory Process that Works Stronger Enforcement Mechanisms Utilizing Economic Incentives VII. Starting in Our Own House A. Federal Environmental Stewardship Introduction Federal Government Management Initiatives to Date Implementing the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act Assessment of Government Policy and Program Initiatives Existing Policy and Program Review Federal Code of Environmental Stewardship Code of Environmental Stewardship Raising Staff Awareness of the Code Environmental Audits VIII. Emergency Preparedness A. Environmental Emergencies Introduction The Role of Canada's Military Pollution Emergencies Preventing and Responding to Marine Spills Non-Marine Spills Naturally Occurring Emergencies Prediction and Warning CONCLUSION
Original-Quelle (URL):	↑ http://cfs.nrcan.gc.ca/pubwarehouse/pdfs/24604.pdf
Datum des Zugriffs:	23.08.2018