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Environmental Assessment - Dover Operating Corp. Dover Commercial Project - EIA Report and application for approval

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Environmental Impact Assessment and associated applications pertaining to the proposed Dover Operating Corp. Dover Commercial Project. The proposal is for steam assisted gravity drainage (SAGD)... More ≫

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Environmental Impact Assessment and associated applications pertaining to the proposed Dover Operating Corp. Dover Commercial Project. The proposal is for steam assisted gravity drainage (SAGD) technology with an ultimate bitumen production capacity of 250,000 barrels per day (bpd). The location is approximately 95 kilometers northwest of Fort McMurray, Alberta. The EIA was deemed complete in 2012. For more information on the environmental assessment process visit ea.alberta.ca.

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Manual load screening tool and effluent statistics tool

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This manual describes the use of a package of two tools developed for Alberta Environment by Golder Associates Ltd: Load Screening Tool; and Effluent Statistics Tool. The tools have been developed... More ≫

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This manual describes the use of a package of two tools developed for Alberta Environment by Golder Associates Ltd: Load Screening Tool; and Effluent Statistics Tool. The tools have been developed in Microsoft Excel 2002 and are compatible with Excel 2000 but not necessarily with previous versions. The tools are intended to facilitate screening of effluents for compliance with surface water quality objectives and computation of water quality based effluent limits based on the characteristics of the effluent discharge and receiving water.

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Soil survey of the Calgary urban perimeter

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The report is presented in five parts. Part I outlines the location of the study area and provides a general description of its physical environment. Part II is a summary of the concepts of soil... More ≫

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The report is presented in five parts. Part I outlines the location of the study area and provides a general description of its physical environment. Part II is a summary of the concepts of soil formation, classification and mapping that were used in this survey. Part III contains detailed descriptions of the soil symbols found on the maps. In Part IV, the soil units described in Part III are interpreted for various potential land uses. Part V consists of five appendixes that contain tables of data and other technical information. Four soil maps supplement the report.

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