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Energy Resources Conservation Board cracks down on tailings ponds

May 01, 2009 Category: Environment, Policy Tags: ,
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By Chris Johns

Cleanup directive follows eight months of discussions with industry More →

Lull gives energy watchdog chance to sharpen teeth

April 01, 2009 Category: Policy Tags: ,
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After 71 years of experience with boom-and-bust cycles, Alberta’s Energy Resources Conservation Board knows that no fat or lean times last forever More →

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Prime Minister Stephen Harper is not alone in wanting closer economic ties with China. Albertans, too, think a stronger relationship with the Middle Kingdom is in the province’s best interest, according to results of a survey conducted by the University of Alberta’s China Institute.  More →

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