Posted AT 12:23 PM EDT on 31/05/07
Canada lacks integrated energy policy
Ottawa needs to come up with an integrated energy and environmental policy, one that addresses Canada's twin roles as a major producer as well as a massive consumer of energy at a time when the world is moving toward cutting emissions, says a report from the Conference Board of Canada.
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