It's one thing to have laws, it's another thing to enforce them. Here in Ontario, Canada, we have wonderful environmental laws. They look very impressive. What this government has done, is to cut back funding of the Ministry of the Environment drastically, so the number of inspectors out there is but a fraction of what it was a few years ago. Might as well dump all that sludge in the lake, if you know you won't get caught!
Besides, thanks to NAFTA, we Canadians and Americans can just open a plant in Mexico. To conform with NAFTA, the Mexicans have wonderful environmental laws in place, but they don't enforce them at all! Plus, you get all that cheap labour, no enforcement of safety regulations, and Ford and GM still charge the same for their cars. Cha-ching!! cheers, frank Nick Zentena wrote: > US laws? No they're subject to the EU laws. Are you implying US laws are now > tighter then EU laws? You'll have a hard time convincing me US laws are > tougher then the laws in the EU. > > Nick -- "Honour - that virtue of the unjust!" -Albert Camus
