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Current Calls for Input

Open calls for input are listed below. Please visit the Canadian Environmental Network's (RCEN) Public Consultations page for more national and international opportunities.

Public Consultation on the Draft Federal Sustainable Development Strategy 2013-2016

Initiative: 
Draft Federal Sustainable Development Strategy
Deadline: 
14 Jun 2013 (All day)

From the Environment Canada website:

The Sustainable Development Office at Environment Canada is looking for input from Canadians on the draft second cycle of the Federal Sustainable Development Strategy (FSDS), covering the period 2013 to 2016. Canadians are encouraged to submit comments before June 14, 2013, on the government’s advancement of sustainable development initiatives. Read more »

Posted March 20, 2013 by AEN

Call for Comments: Proposed Ambient Air Quality Objective for Acrolein

Initiative: 
Alberta Ambient Air Quality Objectives: Acrolein
Deadline: 
2 Jul 2013 (All day)

Alberta Environment & Sustainable Resource Development (AESRD) has posted the draft Alberta Ambient Air Quality Objective for Acrolein for public comment. The draft objective and the assessment report are available on the AESRD website. Read more »

Posted May 9, 2013 by AEN

Call for Comments: Proposed Ambient Air Quality Objectives for Arsenic

Initiative: 
Alberta Ambient Air Quality Objectives: Arsenic
Deadline: 
2 Jul 2013 (All day)

Alberta Environment & Sustainable Resource Development (AESRD) has posted the draft Alberta Ambient Air Quality Objective for Arsenic for public comment. The draft objective and the assessment report are available on the AESRD website. Read more »

Posted May 9, 2013 by AEN

Invitation to comment on the Canada-U.S. Air Quality Agreement and 2012 Progress Report

Initiative: 
Canada-U.S. Air Quality Agreement and 2012 Progress Report
Deadline: 
27 Sep 2013 (All day)

From the International Joint Commission:

You are invited to comment on progress to reduce the impacts of transboundary air pollution under the Canada-United States Air Quality Agreement.   The 2012 Progress Report indicates that our two countries have met their commitments to reduce the pre-cursers of acid rain and ground-level ozone, and provides a summary of cooperative efforts under the Agreement over the past 20 years. The full 2012 Progress Report is available online. Read more »

Posted March 20, 2013 by AEN

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