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Hello, Obviously, moving to immediately, aggressively and significantly reduce emissions and air pollution (especially produced by large emitters) must be a key priority in any environmental plan to ensure human health and minimize climate change. Thank you.

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Of course polluters should bear the costs of polluting, but don't scrap the current program without first establishing a sustainable framework. There also have to be consequences to polluting. Otherwise, you're just abolishing our recycling program, and that's the last thing we need.

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Is this a joke? Carbon Tax, electric vehicles and charging stations, what else is this government against? Ask Mike Schreiner what needs to be done to hold polluters accountable... and then actually listen... and than actually follow through. Read more

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25648

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As a well informed environmentally conscious citizen, I strongly encourage the government to be ruthlessly persistent and tough on for-profit organizations that pollute our overly abused ecological habitats, parks and farming lands and waters. Read more

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25670

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Mandatory thresholds on carbon emissions or other chemical contamination. Financial penalties that are substantial enough to hurt if companies do not comply. Reduced property tax as a financial incentive for companies that meet exceptional standards in low emissions. Read more

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25706

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Make polluters pay through carbon and other taxes. Use the collected funds to compensate landowners (for property taxes and costs) that keep natural habitats on their property that clean up everyone's air, water, reduce flooding, reduce greenhouse gases, maintain wildlife species, etc.

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25796

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This proposal is a step in the right direction following the unfortunate cancellation of Ontario's cap and trade system in 2018. It is only right to re-enact a revenue-generating, polluter-pays system that provides incentives for low-carbon technologies and innovations going forward. Read more

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I am a representative of an Ontario-based producer of rock salt. Several of our staff and advisors have thoroughly reviewed the “Making polluters accountable: Industrial Emission Performance Standards” proposal, posted for public comment on February 12, 2019. Read more