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ENVIRONMENTAL ENFORCEMENT SEARCH UPDATE

Please proceed to the following links to conduct your search requests:

• Historical environmental enforcement search

• Environmental compliance enforcement

• Environmental Site Assessment Repository Search

 

On September 1, 2021, the ELC will no longer provide search services as these will be transitioned back to Alberta Environment and Parks (AEP) department where a website will be provided for users to perform their own online searches directly from the AEP database.

 

The ELC anticipates winding down its fee-based search service as of September 1 or shortly thereafter.

 

Please see the announcement online from the Alberta Government on September 1 regarding online access to environmental enforcement files.

 

Contact

 

The Government of Alberta’s website provides a contact email for anyone who has questions or needs assistance. Email: AEP.EEB-EnvironmentalInvestigations@gov.ab.ca

 

The ELC’s regular operating hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. In compliance with guidance from the Government of Alberta’s relaunch strategy, physical distancing of 2 m will be required and visitors are requested to wear a mask for everyone’s safety. All appropriate measures as directed by the Government of Alberta will be maintained to ensure a safe and stable environment for both staff and visitors.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The mission of the Environmental Law Centre is to advocate for laws that will
sustain ecosystems and ensure a healthy environment and to
engage citizens in the laws creation and enforcement.

 

Our vision is a society where our laws secure an environment that sustains
current and future generations and supports ecosystem health.

STRONGER ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS AND RIGHTS IN ALBERTA: OUR FOCUS AREAS

Climate & Energy

Climate and energy are intertwined and often viewed as opposed to each other. At the ELC, we see a world where climate and energy co-exist for the benefit of all.

Sustainable Communities

Do you believe you have a right to a clean and healthy environment? That you deserve clean air, clean water, and a thriving environment? The ELC is committed to educating and empowering Canadians on how to exercise these crucial rights for a greener future for you and for our future generations.

Nature & Biodiversity

Our Canadian natural spaces and biodiversity are treasured. The ELC is working hard to ensure that important habitat and natural spaces for our wildlife and all biodiversity, including people, is maintained for generations to come.

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 The Polluter Pays Principle in Alberta Law
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Agricultural Lands Law and Policy in Alberta
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 Habitat Matters: Habitat Law in Alberta
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