What ever happened to Canadian environmental law?
Richard Bereti quoted in thought-provoking articleGLOBE-net: The business of the environment online, May 10, 2010
During the 1970s and 1980s, Canada was known internationally for its leadership in environmental law reform and progressive stance on environmental matters. Three writers from York University's Osgoode Hall Law School have prepared a thought provoking examination of Canadian environmental law to explain why they believe Canada has become a laggard in both legal reform and environmental performance.
Richard E. Bereti, who chairs the environmental law group at Harper Grey LLP is quoted in this article published on GLOBE-net, an online publication of the GLOBE Foundation, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to finding practical business-oriented solutions to the world's environmental problems.
Read the full article on the GLOBE-net website.
