Open in full screen mode The Ecological Action Center in Halifax wonders who will protect Nova Scotia's coastal regions if the government refuses to legislate. Radio-Canada Speech synthesis, based on artificial intelligence, makes it possible to generate spoken text from written text. The decision of the Progressive Conservative government to abandon its coastal protection law is misunderstood and frustrating for environmentalists. This law was supposed to stop new construction, but we are starting to add problems upon problems in this moment. A quote from Marla MacLeod, Director of Programs at the Ecological Action Center of Halifax I was so disappointed and shocked with this news. It's a big lack of leadership, says Marla MacLeod, director of programs at the Ecological Action Center in Halifax. During a climate crisis , I don't want a website, I don't want a brochure, I want action! In a interview on the showLe Réveil de la N.-É. and NL, Marla MacLeod explains that with the climate situation, most Nova Scotians expect the government to take responsibility and guide citizens on what they should or should not do to deal with the crisis. The government does not listen to citizens, it does not listen to municipalities, it does not listen to me and that& #x27;is a big problem, believes the environmentalist. There was a consultation and a survey during the fall and he has not yet shared the results of that survey.
Marla MacLeod is the Director of Programs at the Ecological Action Center in Halifax.
She does not understand how municipalities will be able to manage coastal developments without help from the provincial government.
I don't think they can afford it, says Marla MacLeod. It's not fair to put all these responsibilities on very small municipalities and with that, we have different rules everywhere, when what we need is just one.
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ELSE ON NEWS: Brian Mulroney, the politician who loved people< p class="StyledBodyHtmlParagraph-sc-48221190-4 hnvfyV">She adds that what makes the situation even more frustrating is that, in her opinion, the government has not given clear reasons for this change of direction .
What I find disturbing is that there are no answers to our questions, so we don't I don't understand why they made this decision.
According to an interview broadcast on the show Le Réveil de la N .-E. and NL
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