Posted AT 4:23 AM EST on 30/01/08
Four provinces unite in emissions fight
VANCOUVER — The premiers of four provinces that account for more than half of Canada's greenhouse-gas emissions are pushing for an accord on an alternative national climate-change plan that would trump the Harper government's blueprint.
British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec are forging ahead with talks aimed at establishing a market-based trading system to cut greenhouse- gas emissions.
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