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Wild Lands Advocate February 2011, Vol. 19 No. 1

Alberta Wilderness Association

The latest issue of the Wildlands Advocate is now available from the Alberta Wilderness Association website. Read more »

Source: Alberta Wilderness Association

Posted February 24, 2011 by AEN

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RCEN e-Bulletin: February 16, 2011 Edition

Canadian Environmental Network (RCEN)

The Canadian Environmental Network has posted the February 16, 2011 edition of the RCEN e-Bulletin on their website.

Source: Canadian Environmental Network

Posted February 17, 2011 by AEN

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The Water Log— February 7, 2011

Water Matters

The February 7, 2011 edition of The Water Log is out. Read it on the Water Matters website, or visit the eNews Archives to view past issues.

Contents

  1. Water quality, quantity important for residents of southern Alberta
  2. Water Matters makes Tides Canada's Top 10
  3. Stelmach government must persevere on Land-Use Framework
  4. Time to get serious about oil sands monitoring
  5. Making a difference, one class at a time
Source: Water Matters

Posted February 7, 2011 by AEN

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Edmonton Bicycle Commuters February 2011 Newsletter

Edmonton Bicycle Commuters (EBC)

EBC have posted their February 2011 Newsletter to their website.

In this issue

  1. Advocacy
  2. BikeWorks News
  3. Bike Art Auction & Anniversary Party!
  4. Partnerships with EBC
  5. Education & Media
  6. EBC Volunteers Needed
  7. Upcoming Events

 

Source: EBC February 2011 Newsletter

Posted February 7, 2011 by AEN

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ENGO responses to Royal Society of Canada's report: "Environmental & Health Impacts of Canada's Oil Sands Industry"

  1. Pembina responds to Royal Society of Canada report
    http://www.pembina.org/media-release/2141
  2. Sierra Club Canada responds to Royal Society of Canada report
    http://prairie.sierraclub.ca/en/tar-sands/media/release/sierra-club-cana...
  3. Royal Society Report on Tar Sands ignores Traditional Knowledge
    http://www.sierraclub.ca/en/node/3554

The full report (9Mb) can be downloaded here.

Posted January 22, 2011 by Anonymous

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Wild Lands Advocate December 2010, Vol. 18, No. 6

Alberta Wilderness Association

The December 2010 issue of Wildland Advocate (Vol. 18, No. 6) is available for download from the AWA website.

Features

  • Wild Ecosystems and Climate Change – the Seminal Work of Dr. Camille Parmesan
  • Alberta’s Climate Change Future is Here Already
  • Climate Change and Water in Alberta: Are we Dammed?
  • Climate Change and Biodiversity on Alberta’s Southern Eastern Slopes
  • Point/Counterpoint: Population Growth and the Future of Wilderness
  • ‘Potatogate’ Victory: People Power Does Work!
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Source: Alberta Wilderness Association

Posted December 20, 2010 by AEN

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ELC News Brief Vol. 25 No. 1

Environmental Law Centre

The Environmental Law Centre has posted the first issue of the new look News Brief (Vol. 25 No .1) to their website. The issue is about "land use planning in the Lower Athabasca region and features articles on interpreting the Land Use Framework, biodiversity in the region and two related Federal Court actions." Read more »

Source: Environmental Law Centre

Posted December 9, 2010 by AEN

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Wild Lands Advocate October 2010, Vol. 18, No. 5

Alberta Wilderness Association

The latest issue of the Wildlands Advocate is now available from the Alberta Wilderness Association website.

Features

  • The Illusion of Integrity
  • What is Happening With the New Provincial Parks Legislation?
  • Do Mountain Bikes Belong in the Backcountry? Absolutely.
  • A Sordid Affair: Mountain Biking in Canada's National Parks
  • The Willmore: Stronger Management... What's So Evil About World Heritage Status?
  • Potatogate: Turning Endangered Species Habitat into Potato Chips
    • Read more »
Download Wild Lands Advocate Vol. 18, No. 5 (AWA)

Posted October 25, 2010 by AEN

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Seeking the Right Balance: Financial Security for Conservation and Reclamation of Alberta's Oil Sands Mines

Environmental Law Centre
12 Oct 2010

Edmonton, AB – Development of Alberta’s oilsands resources has significant environmental consequences and potentially long-lasting impact on land and water resources. Oil sands surface mining projects have caused radical changes in landscapes and tailings ponds represent a significant ongoing challenge. Read more »

Link: New Publication - Seeking the Right Balance: Financial Security for Conservation and Reclamation of Alberta's Oil Sands Mines (ELC)

Posted October 13, 2010 by AEN

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Greenpeace report challenges Canada’s need for dirty, risky fossil fuels

Greenpeace Canada
9 Sep 2010

TORONTO — Greenpeace today released a comprehensive analysis of Canada’s energy potential that challenges the need for dirty oil from the tar sands and shows that Canada can create tens of thousands of green jobs, while providing over 90 per cent of the country’s electricity and heating needs from renewable sources by 2050. Read more »

Link: Greenpeace report challenges Canada’s need for dirty, risky fossil fuels

Posted September 9, 2010 by AEN

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