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Active Transportation Submission to Members of Edmonton City Council
Submitted by mylesk on Wed, 2011-11-23 09:27.Active Transportation Submission to Members of Edmonton City Council
On behalf of the Toxics Watch Society of Alberta
Statement of Policy Goal
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Potential new Alberta sulphur dioxide limits are too high, critics say
Submitted by mylesk on Wed, 2011-07-20 04:51.Re: Civil Society Observer Role in the Transitional Committee of the Green Climate Fund
Submitted by mylesk on Fri, 2011-04-29 08:15.Toxics Watch is signatory to this letter Re: Civil Society Observer Role in the Transitional Committee of the Green Climate Fund.
Dear Ambassador Saint-Jacques,
Toxics Watch Engagement
Submitted by mylesk on Thu, 2010-01-07 17:01.Toxics Watch has been active since 1986, but has never kept a systematic record of all the initiatives it has been engaged in. With the advent and evolution of internet technologies, many of these forgotten engagements can come to light. This post is intended to serve as a repository for internet records and links to past fora of Toxics Watch advocacy.
Proposed Export and Import of Hazardous Waste and Recyclable Material Regulations Stakeholders Workshop http://www.environmentcanada.gc.ca/ceparegistry/documents/part/eihwr_rep...
Submission to the Transportation and Public Works Committee
Submitted by mylesk on Mon, 2008-06-16 15:30.Submission to the Transportation and Public Works Committee
City of Edmonton
On Behalf of the Toxics Watch Society of Alberta
June 10, 2008
Introduction
Oilsands ruling stuns critics
Submitted by mylesk on Thu, 2008-06-05 11:00. By NICKI THOMAS, SUN MEDIA, February 21, 2008 In a bid to stop tarsands development, a coalition of diverse interest groups is taking their "No New Approvals" pledge directly to the candidates. "We'll be ambushing candidates at forums, challenging them to sign their support or say they won't sign on," announced Mike Hudema, climate and energy campaigner with Greenpeace Canada, one of dozens of groups that make up the coalition. By RENATO GANDIA, SUN MEDIA Oil and gas development in western Alberta is endangering caribou and wolves, protesters alleged yesterday at a rally in front of the Alberta Sustainable Resource and Development office. About 20 people armed with placards and leaflets demanded the province impose a moratorium on energy development in the Little Smoky area, where a habitat of caribou is endangered. Two years ago, the province struck a committee to look into how to protect wildlife habitats in the area. Gov't urged to control industry to save caribou Jim Farrell Thursday, February 14, 2008 CREDIT: Jim Farrell, Journal Photo That was the message two dozen protestors delivered Wednesday outside the department's Edmonton headquarters.Ottawa quietly approved new Kearl mine
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Taking tarsands debate to the candidates
Submitted by mylesk on Thu, 2008-02-21 15:34.
Caribou, wolves in danger - protesters
Submitted by mylesk on Thu, 2008-02-14 13:49.
Gov't urged to control industry to save caribou
Submitted by mylesk on Thu, 2008-02-14 13:46.
The Edmonton Journal
Local ecologist/lawyer Linda Duncan and others stage a protest on Wednesday.
Alberta Sustainable Resource Development should kill oil and gas development in the foothills rather than wolves in order to protect the endangered Little Smoky caribou herd.