This election should get serious about climate change

Surely the starting point for appropriate enviro-economic policy is to hedge your bets by treating all regions and industries equally so that the inevitable market swings don’t derail the entire country. While it may be good for Harper’s politics to sacrifice one region’s prosperity for another, it is lousy economics and morally reprehensible.

Is this the election where Canadians finally get a serious debate about climate change? Stephen Harper opened the door a tiny crack in his year-end interview with Pastor Peter Mansbridge, though realizing what he had done, closed it very quickly, citing other &ldquo...

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