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Report and recommendations respecting warning signs for Alberta water resources structures

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At the request of the Hon. D. J. Russell, Minister of Alberta Environment, a Committee of provincial and federal government as well as general public representatives was established to review the... More ≫

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At the request of the Hon. D. J. Russell, Minister of Alberta Environment, a Committee of provincial and federal government as well as general public representatives was established to review the current use of warning signs in respect to water resources structures in the Province to recommend changes as required. The committee conducted a review of current legislation and procedures relating to the use of warning signs and the kinds of signs in use. IT found that there is a need for warning signs and for providing additional safeguards against personal hazards resulting from water resources and structures constructed in Alberta Waters. The Committee recommends that the guidelines as outlined in Appendix A be adopted as an initial set of guidelines. After implementation these guidelines can be improved and expanded as required.

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Effluent water quality report Canadian Salt Company Ltd., Lindbergh, Alberta sampling survey of July 22-25, 1975

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This report summarizes the results of the effluent sampling survey conducted at the Canadian Salt Company Ltd. plant at Lindbergh, Alberta from July 22 to July 25, 1975. The survey was part of the... More ≫

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This report summarizes the results of the effluent sampling survey conducted at the Canadian Salt Company Ltd. plant at Lindbergh, Alberta from July 22 to July 25, 1975. The survey was part of the industrial monitoring program of the Water Quality Control Branch, Pollution Control Division. The sampling survey consisted of identification of all effluent sources, composite sampling of these streams over 3 days, as well as grab sampling of Moosehills Creek upstream of the plant and the raw water intake from the North Saskatchewan River.

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Lake Wabamun study : a report commissioned by the Honourable W.J. Yurko, Minister of the Environment of the Province of Alberta

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This report is compiled from existing reports on Lake Wabamun. It considers the impact of thermal discharges on the lake from the two power plants in relation to the physical and biological... More ≫

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This report is compiled from existing reports on Lake Wabamun. It considers the impact of thermal discharges on the lake from the two power plants in relation to the physical and biological factors and compares methods of improving the quality of the lake to maintain this important recreational asset.

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