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Environmental assessment program : standardized terms of reference [2013]

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Standardized terms of reference have been developed for environmental assessments for in-situ, oil sands mining, coal mining and industrial plant projects. Project proponents should use the... More ≫

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Standardized terms of reference have been developed for environmental assessments for in-situ, oil sands mining, coal mining and industrial plant projects. Project proponents should use the applicable standardized terms of reference as a template for the development of their project-specific proposed proposed terms of reference.

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Assessing drilling waste disposal areas : compliance options for reclamation certification [2012]

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Drilling waste disposal has been regulated in Alberta since 1975. Oil and gas operators are required to show compliance with government standards by submitting disposal information for drilling... More ≫

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Drilling waste disposal has been regulated in Alberta since 1975. Oil and gas operators are required to show compliance with government standards by submitting disposal information for drilling waste that was disposed of on a wellsite or at a remote sump or land treatment site. This document was developed by representatives from the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, drilling waste disposal consultants, the Energy Resources Conservation Board, and Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development to provide guidance for assessing drilling waste disposal areas for reclamation.

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Ecological land survey site description manual (2nd edition)

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This manual is intended for use in conjunction with field data forms RDB 2002- 1 thru 4, developed by the Resource Data Branch, Alberta Sustainable Resource Development. The sections within this... More ≫

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This manual is intended for use in conjunction with field data forms RDB 2002- 1 thru 4, developed by the Resource Data Branch, Alberta Sustainable Resource Development. The sections within this manual describe the field collection and data recording procedures that should be utilized when conducting Ecological Land Classification Projects. The definitions and codes provided in this manual insure data collection and recording procedures for conducting Ecological Land Classification Studies are consistent throughout the province. This is an important consideration since all data recorded on these field forms is to be entered into the Ecological Site Information System database (ESIS).

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