The Globe and Mail reports in its Friday, May 24, edition that Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer is expected to unveil his party's environmental plan soon, ahead of this fall's federal election. The Globe's Gary Mason writes that a vast swath of the Conservative base resides inside a spectrum that goes from deniers at one end to those who concede something is afoot with the environment for which humans are responsible. Former EnCana boss Gwyn Morgan, whose views within conservative circles are widely shared and respected, recently offered Mr. Scheer some advice on what he should keep in mind when drafting his climate strategy. Mr. Morgan is skeptical about some of the rhetoric and science that have enveloped the climate debate. In essence Mr. Scheer is saying that whatever Canada does on the climate front will have little to no impact on saving the planet. Ergo, there is no point blowing our brains out over the matter. This argument represents the fundamental divide between many in the conservative camp and those of a more progressive bent, including many who support the federal Liberals. This group believes that we have a moral obligation to do our part, regardless of what others are up to.