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03 Apr Climate Change and the Law: An Introduction to Adaptation in Alberta by Kyra Leuschen
Climate Change and the Law: An Introduction to Adaptation in Alberta by Kyra Leuschenby Kyra Leuschen March 2019 DownloadPublished: April 3rd, 2019
06 Mar ELC Staff Counsel Kyra Leuschen: Lifelong love of the outdoors
ELC Staff Counsel Kyra Leuschen: Lifelong love of the outdoors Kyra Leuschen recently joined the Environmental Law Centre as staff counsel, and we want to introduce you to her...14 Nov Kyra Leuschen
Kyra Leuschen Staff Counsel Kyra Leuschen holds a B.A. with Honours from the University of Guelph and a J.D. from the University of Ottawa. She was previously admitted to...
20 Nov Enforceable By Law? Edmonton’s River Valley Area Redevelopment Plan and the Role of Discretion
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Inside this blog A review of the existing Edmonton’s River Valley Area Redevelopment Plan with a look at challenges and legal gaps The improvements of the draft ARP and some...
21 Feb Pollution Management and Contaminated Sites in Alberta: Current Challenges, Jurisdictional Approaches and Law Reforms
The Environmental Law Centre invites you to join our webinar discussion around contaminated sites and the law on February 27, 2024 at 12:00pm. Register here Alberta has thousands...
26 Oct A Yearly Update on Climate Change Litigation, the 2021 Edition
A Yearly Update on Climate Change Litigation, the 2021 Edition For a number of years, the Environmental Law Centre (“ELC”) has published a semi-regular blog series highlighting some of...
09 Nov Climate Litigation in Canada and beyond – Where are we in 2020?
Climate Litigation in Canada and beyond – Where are we in 2020? This is the fifth post in our recent series on climate change litigation in Canada and around...
29 Jan Climate Change Litigation – 1 step forward, 2 steps back
Climate Change Litigation – 1 step forward, 2 steps back Climate litigation is still very new and Canada did not see much of it until 2018 when one of...- 1
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