@article {39570,
	title = {The ultimate horizontal issue: The environmental policy experiences of Alberta and Ontario, 1971-1993},
	volume = {27},
	year = {1994},
	pages = {129-152},
	publisher = {Canadian Journal of Political Science},
	abstract = {This article summarizes the conclusions of a comparative study of the environmental policy experiences of two Canadian provinces, Alberta and Ontario, in the period 1971-1993. The examination led to the conclusion that there is a pattern of environmental politics and policy-making common to both provinces, although it emerges at a different pace. This divergence is a function of well-known societal differences between the two provinces. Furthermore, in the Ontario and Alberta experiences, the policy-making capacity of the state can be seen to be severely challenged by the cross-sectoral nature of environmental policy issues.A nnumber of observations regarding the effects of federal-provincial relations and of American influences on environmental policy-making at the provincial level in Canada are also possible. },
	keywords = {environmental impact assessment},
	url = {http://search.proquest.com/docview/204601541},
	author = {Winfield, Mark}
}
