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22 Jun Rio +20 = 1867? Canada’s interesting math
Rio +20 = 1867? Canada’s interesting math On the verge of the end of Rio +20 and the passage of the federal budget bill (C-38), I felt it worthwhile...
27 Feb Castle logging tests public lands law
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in Agriculture, Forestry & Mining, Land Use, Parks & Recreation, Public Participation
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Castle logging tests public lands law Regulated access to public land in Alberta has undergone a major overhaul. As of September 2011, the Public Lands Administration Regulation is in...
09 Dec Will Statoil’s “creative sentence” prevent illegal water use?
Will Statoil’s “creative sentence” prevent illegal water use? Norwegian giant Statoil has pled guilty to breaching the terms of a Water Act license, joining Suncor and Syncrude as the third...
09 Dec Will Statoil’s “creative sentence” prevent illegal water use?
Will Statoil’s “creative sentencing” prevent illegal water use? Norwegian giant Statoil has pled guilty to breaching the terms of a Water Act license, joining Suncor and Syncrude as the...
14 Feb Fighting gravel applications in Alberta – Guest blog
Fighting gravel applications in Alberta – Guest blog January 20, 2011 was a good day for watersheds; it was the day that we stopped one of the gravel applications...
14 Feb Fighting gravel applications in Alberta – Guest blog
Fighting gravel applications in Alberta – Guest blog January 20, 2011 was a good day for watersheds; it was the day that we stopped one of the gravel applications...
18 Jan Alberta’s coal fired power debacle
Alberta’s coal fired power debacle In all the talk about GHGs and contaminants from oilsands, it is often overlooked how significant the known impacts of Alberta’s heavy reliance on...
18 Jan Alberta’s coal fired power debacle
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in Agriculture, Forestry & Mining, Cumulative Effects, Pollution & Emissions
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Alberta’s coal fired power debacle By Laura Bowman, Staff Counsel In all the talk about GHGs and contaminants from oilsands, it is often overlooked how significant the known impacts...
18 Dec RSC Report: Science, regulation and the precautionary principle
RSC Report: Science, regulation and the precautionary principle Earlier this week the Royal Society of Canada (RSC) released a lengthy report on the state of oilsands science and regulation in...
18 Dec RSC Report: Science, regulation and the precautionary principle
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in Agriculture, Forestry & Mining, Cumulative Effects, Energy, Pollution & Emissions, Public Participation, Water
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RSC Report: Science, regulation and the precautionary principle By Laura Bowman and Jason Unger Earlier this week the Royal Society of Canada (RSC) released a lengthy report on the...
