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Enforcement of the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act

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The GoA is committed to a vision of a vibrant and prosperous province where Albertans enjoy a superior quality of life and are confidence about the future for themselves and their children. Safe... More ≫

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The GoA is committed to a vision of a vibrant and prosperous province where Albertans enjoy a superior quality of life and are confidence about the future for themselves and their children. Safe and adequate supplies of water, clean air and land, together with healthy, dynamic communities are the foundations of a high quality of life. All Albertans share responsibility for stewardship of the environment and the responsible use of our natural resources. As part of its mandate, Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development is responsible for working with Albertans to ensure that environmental quality is maintained and that natural resources are used responsibly.

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Environmentally significant areas of Alberta [1997]

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The primary purpose of this ESA study was to evaluate and provide an overview of all ESA inventories completed to date in Alberta and to determine which areas were of provincial, national or... More ≫

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The primary purpose of this ESA study was to evaluate and provide an overview of all ESA inventories completed to date in Alberta and to determine which areas were of provincial, national or international significance. An analysis of Level 1 Natural History Theme occurrence in each of the ESAs was a significant component of this project. From an analysis of aerial photographs and dominant surficial themes identified from the literature, surficial landform units were mapped and the percentage occurrence of the 20 Level 1 Natural History Themes defined by Alberta Parks Services was determined for every surficial landform unit within each ESA.

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Reclamation criteria for wellsites and associated facilities : 1995 update

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The fundamental principle of these criteria is that the success of land reclamation is measured against the original or representative site conditions with due consideration for construction norms... More ≫

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The fundamental principle of these criteria is that the success of land reclamation is measured against the original or representative site conditions with due consideration for construction norms at the time of development. In cases where pre-construction data are not available, the land, soil and vegetation adjacent to the site will be used as a comparison. However, in special cases, the operator may have to find representative land, soil and vegetation a short distance from the site; the reasons for doing this must be explained in the application and to the Conservation and Reclamation Inspector at the inquiry.

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