The 2007 AEN-EUB Meeting has been set for April 20th, 2007 in Calgary.
This is the preliminary list of meeting issues and speakers who raised them. If anyone who has confirmed for the meeting notices any omissions or
inaccuracies, please let me know.
There are still 4 seats available for this meeting. Interested AEN members should email [email protected] if you wish to participate.
Thanks,
Myles.
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This is a notice for the annual meeting of the board members and staff of the Alberta Energy and Utilities Board (EUB) with members of the Alberta Environmental Network (AEN).
The annual AEN-EUB meeting is an opportunity to raise and track issues with one of the key regulatory decision makers on energy development in Alberta. The minutes of the April 12, 2006 meeting are available upon request from [email protected].
The 2007 AEN-EUB meeting is proposed for one of the following dates: Read More
A rally will take place at the corporate offices of US oil giant ConocoPhillips in Calgary, Alberta on December 1st @11am to highlight the desperate situation of the Little Smoky Caribou, the demise of Alberta’s caribou habitat from industrial development, and from global warming’s devastating impacts on the boreal forest.
The Little Smoky caribou herd is considered at immediate risk of extinction with less than 100 individuals left thanks to the activities of corporations like ConocoPhillips in caribou habitat. While the Alberta Caribou Committee stalls, petroleum companies such as ConocoPhillips are racing ahead and further degrading their habitat with industrial development. A petition submitted almost a year ago to the Federal government asking for the implementation of the emergency provision of the Species at Risk Act has received no response to date. While the caribou committees are trying to plan for caribou recovery the petroleum industry is forging ahead with development in critical threatened caribou habitat. Read More
Alberta Environment has contacted the AEN to select 2 environmental representatives to attend a one-day stakeholder workshop to provide input to Alberta Environment's proposals for water allocation approvals for CBM wells in Alberta.
Following the recommendations of MAC (Multi-stakeholder Advisory Committee), Alberta Environment is now implementing a "decision tree" approach to approvals and monitoring of water production at CBM wells. This meeting will provide an opportunity for a range of stakeholders to review the proposed approach and provide comments and suggestions. Read More
