Carbon emissions from logging would be the third highest emitting sector of Canada’s economy, if the federal government reported them out separately, according to a new report from groups including Nature Canada.
So what I’m hearing is “We should move logging to China so we can pollute even more, and then pollute even more when we ship lumber across the Pacific”
I’m not sure exactly what your point is, but we do ship a lot of raw logs across the Pacific right now. If China had good logs maybe Japan wouldn’t import them from BC.
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So what I’m hearing is “We should move logging to China so we can pollute even more, and then pollute even more when we ship lumber across the Pacific”
Is that about right?
I’m not sure exactly what your point is, but we do ship a lot of raw logs across the Pacific right now. If China had good logs maybe Japan wouldn’t import them from BC.