NOVA SCOTIA — Last month, Finance Minister John Lohr tabled the Financial Measures Act, an omnibus bill that amends 20 pieces of legislation. Among them are amendments to the Community Easements Act and Conservation Easements Act, creating two ways for property owners to undo easements on their land. Two weeks after tabling the bill, Lohr told reporters the government is working on adjustments to the easements clauses. …After criticism that new legislation weakens land protection laws, the provincial government says it will make revisions, but it’s not detailing what the changes will look like. …Woodlot owner Ron Melchiore called the bill’s amendments “an abomination” that would destroy his vision for his land. Melchiore also took issue with changes to the Forests Act that would remove a tax break for woodlands if they’re being used as a registered carbon sink and not for active forestry.