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pollution contro

OTTAWA (CP) —Asenior and land-use pl. ’
official with MacMillan “The date anes be program reflecting social,

Bloedel Ltd. of Vancouver analysed, interpreted and *comomic and ecological
urged governments Monday expressed into a contro] balance.”

to set more reaganable _ : meer :
pollution standards,

AJ. Chmelauskas, the
firm's environmental
director, told an alr pollution
contro] conference that all
manufacturers should not be
expected to implement new
and expensiv. technology
just because it reduces
pollution In one specific

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long as these costs can be
justified in terms. of en-
Wronmental need.” ;
Instead of crash pollution-
abatement programs,
government and industry
should work toward an air
management plan where
environmental atandards

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Chmelauskas recom- TERRACE on Wednesday, 3 October
mended that governments at CANADA EMPLOYMENT CENTRE
all levela continue the from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
country-wide network which

collects data on certain alr
lutants to assess thelr

: ; hace . ; pact on the environment.
" le But he said the network

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Barrett . &£
wants
more
controls

VICTORIA (CP) ~— The
federal government must set
environmental. standards
before any offshore drilling
is permitted off the coatt of ©

- British Coluzibia’ Oppoaitici
Leader Dave Barrett said
Monday. ,

Prime Minister Joe Clark
promised Friday he will |
transfer federal control over
offshore oil and mineral
Tesources to the B.C,
government and Barrett said
be wants to know what
conditions will be imposed.

“I want to know what the
fine print is on the offshore [.
rights,” said Barrett, “’m,f ., .
not opposed to the offshore | 2 =. ;.

“However, 1 belleve that
the federal government must
have contro] or a role in
environmental standards for

any offshore

“I do not delleve there
should be any offshore
drilling until we have been
shown conclusively by the
federal government and by
the provincial government
that the risks areminimal.” = |... 5:

Environment Minister
Rafe Mair said the
provincial government is in
no hurry to have lifted a
federal moratorium on oll

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Barrett aald he fears the
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