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Alberta’s coal fired power debacle
Agriculture, Forestry & Mining, Articles, Presentations & Multimedia, Cumulative Effects, Energy, Pollution & Emissions
We need an independent environmental protection and monitoring agency with teeth
Articles, Presentations & Multimedia, Energy, Environmental Assessment, Pollution & Emissions
AUC not GHG
Articles, Presentations & Multimedia, Cumulative Effects, Pollution & Emissions, Public Participation
The false promise of the Lower Athabasca Regional Plan
Articles, Presentations & Multimedia, Land Use
Show me the money!
Articles, Presentations & Multimedia, Environmental Assessment
RSC Report: Science, regulation and the precautionary principle
Agriculture, Forestry & Mining, Articles, Presentations & Multimedia, Cumulative Effects, Energy, Pollution & Emissions, Public Participation, Water
Killer whale judgment released – Canada still has responsible government
Articles, Presentations & Multimedia, Cumulative Effects, Land Use, Species at Risk, WaterUpdate: Irrigation District allowed to sell its water
Agriculture, Forestry & Mining, Articles, Presentations & Multimedia, Land Use, Public Participation, WaterThe cumulative impacts of liquor stores and oilsands
Agriculture, Forestry & Mining, Articles, Presentations & Multimedia, Cumulative Effects, Environmental Assessment, Land Use, Pollution & EmissionsHow a change of plans can jeopardize environmental goals: The trouble with results-based environmental management
Articles, Presentations & Multimedia, Cumulative Effects, WaterAlberta Court of Appeal to consider two more decisions on standing before the ERCB
Articles, Presentations & Multimedia, Public Participation