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Oil sands environmental management quick facts

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This pamphlet presents facts about the oil sand regarding land use, air, water, climate change and reclamation.

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Guidelines for reclamation to forest vegetation in the Athabasca Oil Sands Region, 2nd edition (2009) (facts at your fingertips)

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Provides a quick overview of the guidelines, which are used by oil sands operators in the development of revegetation plans for reclamation of terrestrial ecosystems.

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Guideline for wetland establishment on reclaimed oil sands leases (2007)

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This updated guideline provides information on ways to create wetlands (such as peatlands, marshes and shallow ponds) in areas affected by mineable oil sands development.

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Guideline for wetland establishment on reclaimed oil sands leases

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Provides a brief introduction to the Guideline for Wetland Establishment on Reclaimed Oil Sands Leases, which lays out an approach to the development of wetlands on reclaimed landscapes in the oil... More ≫

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Provides a brief introduction to the Guideline for Wetland Establishment on Reclaimed Oil Sands Leases, which lays out an approach to the development of wetlands on reclaimed landscapes in the oil sands region. The guideline was developed by the Oil Sands Wetlands Working Group which had representation from government, industry, consulting, university and aboriginal communities.

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Guideline for wetland establishment on reclaimed oil sands leases. [First edition]

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Provides a brief introduction to the Guideline for Wetland Establishment on Reclaimed Oil Sands Leases, which lays out an approach to the development of wetlands on reclaimed landscapes in the oil... More ≫

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Provides a brief introduction to the Guideline for Wetland Establishment on Reclaimed Oil Sands Leases, which lays out an approach to the development of wetlands on reclaimed landscapes in the oil sands region. The guideline was developed by the Oil Sands Wetlands Working Group which had representation from government, industry, consulting, university and aboriginal communities.

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