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The August 27th issue of the Canadian Environmental Network's Weekly E-Bulletin is now available at the CEN website.
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The August 20th issue of the Canadian Environmental Network's Weekly E-Bulletin is now available at the CEN website.
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From: Martha Kostuch
Apparently Alberta Health has recommended to the EUB that the H2S (hydrogen sulphide) level for modelling Emergency Response Planning Zones (EPZs) be changed to 100 ppm for 30 minutes from the current level which is 100 ppm for 3 minutes. I believe Alberta Health's recommendation is scientifically questionable and is not in the public interest.
Apparently Albera Health has also told the EUB that the EUB must accept Alberta Health's recommendation. Read More
Alberta Wilderness Association
News Release: August 19, 2004
Alberta Sustainable Resource Development (SRD)
is failing to manage the environmental impacts of
recreational activity within the Bighorn Wildland.
This lack of management is putting Alberta's
wilderness, wildlife, and watersheds at risk of
further degradation. AWA is calling for immediate
action to protect Alberta's wilderness from poorly
regulated and poorly enforced recreational activity. Read More
Castle-Crown Wilderness Coalition
Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society
For Immediate Release August 19, 2004
The Castle-Crown Wilderness Coalition (CCWC) and the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) are disappointed that Alberta Environment will appeal the recent result of a Judicial Review that quashed the departments decision not to order an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the expansion proposed at Castle Mountain Resort (CMR). On July 2nd 2004, the Court of Queen's Bench found Alberta Environment's decision to approve the real estate and ski terrain development at CMR without an EIA "patently unreasonable", and ordered the department to reconsider its decision in accordance with the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act. Read More
