ERCB seeking feedback for unconventional development
ERCB looking for public input on how to regulate unconventional development or oil and gas in Alberta.
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AB landowners lose fight against Heartland decision
Landowners opposed to Heartland transmission lines lost their court appeal.
Summer use at Mt Norquay debated
Plans to open Mount Norquay for summer use are opposed by groups concerned for grizzly survival.
Cenovus Energy designs flying oilsands rig
Cenovus Energy has field-tested a fly-in rig that didn't require construction of roads.
Funding cut in half for oilsands environmental group
CEMA funding has been cut in half by industry funders.
Fracking caused neighbouring well to blow out
An investigation shows that hydraulic fracturing was the cause of a well blow-out near Innisfail in January 2012.
Pay Dirt: How to turn tar sands into oil
Scientific American article about the process of turning tar sands into oil.
Utilities commission approves route for new line
Alberta Utilities Commission approved a route for an electrical transmission line.
Water bodies crossed off fed protection list
Navigable Waters Act changes mean some northern Alberta waterways are no longer protected.
Alberta Ecotrust Announces Project Funding
The Alberta Ecotrust Foundation has released the names of the recipients of the latest round of grants.
Fall count reflects thriving elk population in Banff
Late November counts indicate that elk numbers are strong in Banff National Park, meaning conservation program is working.
Calgary & Olds College team up to tame brownfields
CIty of Calgary and Olds College are partnering to develop a brownfields reclamation project.
