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Senator Michael L. MacDonald

Michael L. MacDonald is a senator representing Nova Scotia. He is a member of the Senate Committee on Energy, the Environment and Natural Resources, as well as deputy chair of the Senate Committee on Transport and Communications.

Troubled steel, aluminum sectors show need for balance on climate change action

  • Recent furor over whether American tariffs on steel and aluminum imports would apply to Canadian products illustrated perfectly the vulnerability of some segments of
Opinion | BY SENATOR MICHAEL L. MACDONALD, SENATOR ROSA GALVEZ | March 19, 2018
Environment and Climate Change Minister Catherine McKenna holds a news conference on the government’s environmental and regulatory reviews related to major projects. on Feb. 8, 2018. The Hill Times by Andrew Meade

Troubled steel, aluminum sectors show need for balance on climate change action

Opinion | BY SENATOR MICHAEL L. MACDONALD, SENATOR ROSA GALVEZ | March 19, 2018
  • Recent furor over whether American tariffs on steel and aluminum imports would apply to Canadian products illustrated perfectly the vulnerability of some segments of

Troubled steel, aluminum sectors show need for balance on climate change action

Opinion | BY SENATOR MICHAEL L. MACDONALD, SENATOR ROSA GALVEZ | March 19, 2018
  • Recent furor over whether American tariffs on steel and aluminum imports would apply to Canadian products illustrated perfectly the vulnerability of some segments of
Environment and Climate Change Minister Catherine McKenna holds a news conference on the government’s environmental and regulatory reviews related to major projects. on Feb. 8, 2018. The Hill Times by Andrew Meade

Troubled steel, aluminum sectors show need for balance on climate change action

  • Recent furor over whether American tariffs on steel and aluminum imports would apply to Canadian products illustrated perfectly the vulnerability of some segments of
Opinion | BY SENATOR MICHAEL L. MACDONALD, SENATOR ROSA GALVEZ | March 19, 2018
Environment and Climate Change Minister Catherine McKenna holds a news conference on the government’s environmental and regulatory reviews related to major projects. on Feb. 8, 2018. The Hill Times by Andrew Meade

Troubled steel, aluminum sectors show need for balance on climate change action

Opinion | BY SENATOR MICHAEL L. MACDONALD, SENATOR ROSA GALVEZ | March 19, 2018
  • Recent furor over whether American tariffs on steel and aluminum imports would apply to Canadian products illustrated perfectly the vulnerability of some segments of

Troubled steel, aluminum sectors show need for balance on climate change action

Opinion | BY SENATOR MICHAEL L. MACDONALD, SENATOR ROSA GALVEZ | March 19, 2018
  • Recent furor over whether American tariffs on steel and aluminum imports would apply to Canadian products illustrated perfectly the vulnerability of some segments of
Environment and Climate Change Minister Catherine McKenna holds a news conference on the government’s environmental and regulatory reviews related to major projects. on Feb. 8, 2018. The Hill Times by Andrew Meade

Shark fin soup: a recipe for extinction

  • The inhumane and wasteful deaths of 73 million sharks are an ecological disaster in full progress. 73 million—that’s the number of sharks scientists estimate
Opinion | BY SENATOR MICHAEL L. MACDONALD | May 23, 2017
More than 140 shark species are now listed as threatened or near-threatened, and all 14 of the most-targeted shark species for the fin trade can be found on that threatened list. Wikimedia photograph courtesy of Cloneofsnake

Shark fin soup: a recipe for extinction

Opinion | BY SENATOR MICHAEL L. MACDONALD | May 23, 2017
  • The inhumane and wasteful deaths of 73 million sharks are an ecological disaster in full progress. 73 million—that’s the number of sharks scientists estimate

Shark fin soup: a recipe for extinction

Opinion | BY SENATOR MICHAEL L. MACDONALD | May 23, 2017
  • The inhumane and wasteful deaths of 73 million sharks are an ecological disaster in full progress. 73 million—that’s the number of sharks scientists estimate
More than 140 shark species are now listed as threatened or near-threatened, and all 14 of the most-targeted shark species for the fin trade can be found on that threatened list. Wikimedia photograph courtesy of Cloneofsnake
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