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Slave Lake regional timber harvest planning and operating ground rules [2016]

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This document outlines the ground rules which apply to the Slave Lake Region, including areas outlined in Forest Management Agreements 0600043, 9700036, 0200039, 9700033 and 9000028, as well as to... More ≫

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This document outlines the ground rules which apply to the Slave Lake Region, including areas outlined in Forest Management Agreements 0600043, 9700036, 0200039, 9700033 and 9000028, as well as to Forestry Management Units S10, S16, and SO2. Ground rules are the practices used in planning and conducting timber harvesting operations. They constitute the methods used to implement decisions made in forest management plans and other higher-level plans such as integrated resource plans. Ground rules establish practices that minimize the chance of negative effects from timber harvesting and forest management operations and activities.

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Sundre Forest Products Ltd. timber harvest planning and operating ground rules [2015]

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This document outlines the ground rules which apply to the area outlined in Forest Management Agreement 9200030 as well as Forest Management Unit R11. Ground rules are the practices used in... More ≫

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This document outlines the ground rules which apply to the area outlined in Forest Management Agreement 9200030 as well as Forest Management Unit R11. Ground rules are the practices used in planning and conducting timber harvesting operations. They constitute the methods used to implement decisions made in forest management plans and other higher-level plans such as integrated resource plans. Ground rules establish practices that minimize the chance of negative effects from timber harvesting and forest management operations and activities.

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Slave Lake regional timber harvest planning and operating ground rules [2015]

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This document outlines the ground rules which apply to the Slave Lake Region, including areas outlined in forest management agreements 0600043, 9700036, 0200039, 9700033 and 9000028, as well as to... More ≫

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This document outlines the ground rules which apply to the Slave Lake Region, including areas outlined in forest management agreements 0600043, 9700036, 0200039, 9700033 and 9000028, as well as to forestry management units S10, S16, and SO2. Ground rules are the practices used in planning and conducting timber harvesting operations. They constitute the methods used to implement decisions made in forest management plans and other higher-level plans such as integrated resource plans. Ground rules establish practices that minimize the chance of negative effects from timber harvesting and forest management operations and activities.

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Veneer dues rates [2014]

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Monthly notice of veneer dues rates. These rates have been calculated in accordance with the Timber Management Regulation. Timber dues, Crown charges (stumpage fees) and other fees associated with... More ≫

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Monthly notice of veneer dues rates. These rates have been calculated in accordance with the Timber Management Regulation. Timber dues, Crown charges (stumpage fees) and other fees associated with timber dispositions are collected by the province to ensure that Albertans receive fair compensation for the use of publicly-owned forest resources.

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Deciduous pulp dues rates [2014]

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Monthly notice of Crown Timber and Forest Resource Improvement Association of Alberta (FRIAA) dues for deciduous pulpwood. Timber dues, Crown charges (stumpage fees) and other fees associated with... More ≫

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Monthly notice of Crown Timber and Forest Resource Improvement Association of Alberta (FRIAA) dues for deciduous pulpwood. Timber dues, Crown charges (stumpage fees) and other fees associated with timber dispositions are collected by the province to ensure that Albertans receive fair compensation for the use of publicly-owned forest resources.

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GHG emissions from oil sands tailing ponds : overview and modelling based on fermentable substrates

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Extraction and upgrading/refining of mined bitumen are energy intensive operations that require significant fuel consumption resulting in emissions of greenhouse gases. The less understood part of... More ≫

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Extraction and upgrading/refining of mined bitumen are energy intensive operations that require significant fuel consumption resulting in emissions of greenhouse gases. The less understood part of GHG emissions from surface mining operations is methane and carbon dioxide production from fluid tailings ponds. Part I of this paper explains past, current and future practices that affect greenhouse gas emissions from tailings ponds and presents a few facts that contrast with assumptions commonly made in literature regarding fugitive emissions from oil sands mines. Part II of the paper then proposes a Base GHG Model for calculating future greenhouse gas emissions. This modelling effort presents a different approach to calculate greenhouse gas emissions from ponds based on fermentable substrates with a focus on diluent, which has been shown to be the most bioavailable part of tailings. Different scenarios based on the Base GHG Model show potential pathways toward lowering the Alberta...

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Edson Forest Products timber harvest planning and operating ground rules [2014]

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This document outlines the ground rules which apply to the area outlined in Forest Management Agreement 9700032. Ground rules are the practices used in planning and conducting timber harvesting... More ≫

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This document outlines the ground rules which apply to the area outlined in Forest Management Agreement 9700032. Ground rules are the practices used in planning and conducting timber harvesting operations. They constitute the methods used to implement decisions made in forest management plans and other higher-level plans such as integrated resource plans. Ground rules establish practices that minimize the chance of negative effects from timber harvesting and forest management operations and activities.

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Deciduous pulp dues rates [2013]

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Monthly notice of Crown Timber and Forest Resource Improvement Association of Alberta (FRIAA) dues for deciduous pulpwood. Timber dues, Crown charges (stumpage fees) and other fees associated with... More ≫

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Monthly notice of Crown Timber and Forest Resource Improvement Association of Alberta (FRIAA) dues for deciduous pulpwood. Timber dues, Crown charges (stumpage fees) and other fees associated with timber dispositions are collected by the province to ensure that Albertans receive fair compensation for the use of publicly-owned forest resources.

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Veneer dues rates [2013]

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Monthly notice of veneer dues rates. These rates have been calculated in accordance with the Timber Management Regulation. Timber dues, Crown charges (stumpage fees) and other fees associated with... More ≫

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Monthly notice of veneer dues rates. These rates have been calculated in accordance with the Timber Management Regulation. Timber dues, Crown charges (stumpage fees) and other fees associated with timber dispositions are collected by the province to ensure that Albertans receive fair compensation for the use of publicly-owned forest resources.

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General rates of timber [2013]

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Monthly notice of Crown Timber and Forest Resource Improvement Association of Alberta (FRIAA) dues for timber that is used to make lumber, pulp or roundwood timber products. Timber dues, Crown... More ≫

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Monthly notice of Crown Timber and Forest Resource Improvement Association of Alberta (FRIAA) dues for timber that is used to make lumber, pulp or roundwood timber products. Timber dues, Crown charges (stumpage fees) and other fees associated with timber dispositions are collected by the province to ensure that Albertans receive fair compensation for the use of publicly-owned forest resources. The timber dues rates applied are based on the current market prices of forest products. The tables used to determine the general rate of timber dues are adjusted periodically to reflect changes to current market conditions, and in the case of deciduous timber used to make pulp, indexed annually to account for inflation. The tables are located in Schedules 3-7 of the Timber Management Regulation.

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