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Category: Environment
Indigenous groups wary of Kootenay pollution pledge
WASHINGTON –

Canada and the U.S. say they hope to get to a tentative deal by summer to “decrease and mitigate” the impact of toxic mining runoff in B.C. and the Pacific Northwest that has been leaching for decades into a essential cross-border watershed.

Any forthcoming agreement on
Alberta Energy Regulator problems environmental protection get following earthquake examine finds field url
The Alberta Strength Regulator declared on Thursday it issued an environmental defense order for a Calgary-based oil and fuel firm.
The purchase comes immediately after a joint analyze from the College of Alberta and Stanford College found an market connection involving in situ bitumen restoration and the earthquakes that shook
Alberta Atmosphere Minister Sonya Savage states she will not seek re-election this spring
Several hours soon after a cupboard colleague introduced he would not be searching for re-election when Albertans head to the polls later on this spring, Natural environment Minister Sonya Savage declared she way too has decided not to place her identify on the ballot.
“Over the past four several years,
Is Ottawa trampling provincial jurisdiction to defend the atmosphere?
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OTTAWA—It’s both a legit use of federal ability to guard the atmosphere, or a flagrant violation of provincial jurisdiction.
Now the Supreme Courtroom of Canada will determine which of those diverging views applies to the federal government’s hotly contested revamp of Ottawa’s environmental assessment regulation, 2019’s Impact Evaluation Act.
Plastics ban bad for people and the environment, too: Opinion
Turns a small environmental problem into a bigger one
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