Videos and webinars
ELC Webinars, Videos and Presentations
The Environmental Law Centre offers the following recorded videos and webinars for your reference.
If you require legal advice, you should contact a lawyer. Also, note that information reflects the state of the law just prior to publication. Laws and regulations change periodically, and this necessitates a review to determine whether the information is up to date.
Alberta’s Agricultural Lands: A Policy Toolbox for Moving from Conversion to Conservation with ELC’s Brenda Heelan Powell (February 2021)
Download slides: Alberta’s Agricultural Lands webinar |
Gaining Steam: Geothermal Regulation and Policy in Alberta with ELC’s Brenda Heelan Powell (December 2020)Download slides: ELC Geothermal Webinar |
Extended Producer Responsibility with Allison Boutillier (October 2020)
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The polluter pays principle in Alberta (June 2020)
Polluter Pays Principle in Alberta Slides |
Habitat Matters: Habitat laws, challenges and new directions (November 2019)
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Future Flows Webinar (February 2019) |
Interaction of Environmental Rights & Property RightsRecording |
Reclaiming Tomorrow Today |
A Model Environmental and Sustainability Assessment Law (Jun 2013) |
Introduction to the ELC (2013) |
Nuclear Power Regulation in Alberta and Saskatchewan (2011) |
Implementation of Watershed Plans: Approaches, issues and recommendations (Oct 2010) |
What lies beneath? Accessing environmental information on real estate (Oct 2010) |
Greenhouse Gas Roundup Part II: Agriculture (Apr 2010) |
Electric Statutes Amendment Act (Bill 50) (March 10, 2010) |
Public Participation in Environmental Decision-Making in Alberta – Part IV (Feb 2010)Click here to view the slides |
Public Participation in Environmental Decision-Making in Alberta – Part III (Feb 2010) |
Public Participation in Environmental Decision Making in Alberta: Part II (Feb 2010)Click here to view the slides |
Public Participation in Environmental Decision Making in Alberta: Part I (Feb 2010)Click here to view the slides |
Energy planning and approval in Alberta (Jan 2010) |
Moving Past the Tipping Point – Alberta’s new land use system (2009) |
