Water Matters has launched a campaign on water allocations in Alberta called Share the Water. For the first time in a dozen years, the Alberta government will review how our limited water supply is shared among Albertans. To raise awareness about this issue, Water Matters is looking for citizen organizations who want to join us in Share the Water to promote water for people and the environment.
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Follow-up Interactive Panel to CIFF showings of H2Oil
Free
This year the Calgary Film Fest will be featuring the film H2Oil. It is a film that asks: What is more important, water or oil? Will the quest for profit overshadow efforts to protect public health and the environment in Canada’s richest province?
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This year the Edmonton Film Fest will be featuring the
film H2Oil. It is a film that
asks: What is more important,
water or oil? Will the quest for profit overshadow efforts to protect public
health and the environment in Canada’s richest province?
On June 4, the AB Water
Council approved the launch of a Project Team – likely the only new one for the
rest of 2009-2010, given budget constraints. AEN is being asked to nominate by
this Friday June 12 a rep to a working group in June, and by end of June to
nominate a rep (not necessarily the same person) to the Project Team from July
to March 2010.
If you’re interested
in representing AEN on the working group or project Team, please reply to Meghan
meghan [at] water-matters [dot] org by noon
Thursday June 11.
Project Focus
Team is to Identify
Criteria for Areas of Significance for maintenance of aquatic ecosystem health.
This was identified as a high priority step towards a broader source water
protection/sensitive areas protection strategy by the Healthy Aquatic Ecosystem
Team in their March 2009 report. Alberta
Environment strongly supported a multi-stakeholder team moving forward on this topic.
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