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Fuel Tax Act : registered / approved fuel dye suppliers

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This list provided by Tax and Revenue Administration (TRA) includes companies have been authorized to supply fuel dye for marking tax-exempt fuel in the Province of Alberta. Fuel suppliers that... More ≫

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This list provided by Tax and Revenue Administration (TRA) includes companies have been authorized to supply fuel dye for marking tax-exempt fuel in the Province of Alberta. Fuel suppliers that wish to acquire fuel dye from a company that is not on this list should have that company contact Tax and Revenue Administration. Please refer to the CURRENT version.

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Alberta clean technology road map

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The Alberta Clean Technology Road Map strengthens the connection between the Climate Change Innovation and Technology Framework and the Government of Alberta's current and historic clean... More ≫

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The Alberta Clean Technology Road Map strengthens the connection between the Climate Change Innovation and Technology Framework and the Government of Alberta's current and historic clean innovation-related policy. The document provides an overview of several segments of the Alberta cleantech market and existing supports for innovators and entrepreneurs based in the province.

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Alberta Certified Weed Free Hay Program

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This brochure explains the Alberta Certified Weed Free Hay Program, a voluntary weed free hay inspection and certification program that was developed to meet the growing demand in Alberta and... More ≫

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This brochure explains the Alberta Certified Weed Free Hay Program, a voluntary weed free hay inspection and certification program that was developed to meet the growing demand in Alberta and across North America for hay that has been inspected and certified as weed free.

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Guidelines for the application of municipal wastewater sludges to agricultural lands

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In Alberta, it is common practice to apply sludge or biosolids to agricultural lands as a nutrient source; however, this must be done in accordance with standards and guidelines developed by the... More ≫

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In Alberta, it is common practice to apply sludge or biosolids to agricultural lands as a nutrient source; however, this must be done in accordance with standards and guidelines developed by the government. The issues and benefits associated with this type of application are extensive. Issues involve contamination of the receiving soils with metals, chemicals, drugs and pharmaceuticals, as well as changes to soil properties and chemistry, from repeated applications. The benefits of sewage sludge application are its nutrient value and its use as a soil amendment rather than burning or landfilling it. The Guidelines ate designed to maximize benefits and reduce potential hazards.

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