Category: Northwest Territories
Pelican population on the rebound
FORT SMITH, N.W.T. – The survival rate of pelican chicks has improved dramatically from last summer. http://north.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=sep0809pelican08092004 Continue reading Pelican population on the rebound
Mackenzie Valley Environmental Impact Review Board
The federal government implemented the Mackenzie Valley Resource Management Act with the intention of providing northerners decision-making participation and responsibility … Continue reading Mackenzie Valley Environmental Impact Review Board
Researchers tracking source of beluga mercury
ON THE AMUNDSEN ICEBREAKER IN LANCASTER SOUND – Scientists want to find out why belugas in the Western Arctic have … Continue reading Researchers tracking source of beluga mercury
Con mine fined for cyanide spill
YELLOWKNIFE – The owner of the Con mine has been fined $90,000 for allowing water contaminated with cyanide to seep … Continue reading Con mine fined for cyanide spill
MVEIRB says no to Con mine assessment
YELLOWKNIFE – Yellowknife city council has had its request for an environmental assessment of the cleanup of the Con Mine … Continue reading MVEIRB says no to Con mine assessment
Phase 2 Participant Funding Awarded for the Environmental Review of the Mackenzie Gas Project
Feds, N.W.T. secure minesite from easy access' http://www.newswire.ca/en/releases/archive/December2004/06/c1998.html12/21/2004 10:49:30 AM 'YELLOWKNIFE – It isn 't any closer to returning to … Continue reading Phase 2 Participant Funding Awarded for the Environmental Review of the Mackenzie Gas Project
Skewed pipeline timetable concerns enviros
YELLOWKNIFE – An environmental activist says he's concerned the agency that will assess a Mackenzie Valley pipeline seems to be … Continue reading Skewed pipeline timetable concerns enviros
Carbon deposits being unlocked from permafrost
YELLOWKNIFE – Research scientists have discovered that ancient carbon deposits are becoming unlocked from permafrost and scientists worry that could … Continue reading Carbon deposits being unlocked from permafrost
$200-million arsenic solution a temporary fix
YELLOWKNIFE – The biggest environmental problem facing Yellowknife is the 237,000 tonnes of arsenic buried beneath nearby Giant mine. http://north.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=nor_buriedarsenic20040305 Continue reading $200-million arsenic solution a temporary fix
Environmental review funding may be spread thin
YELLOWKNIFE – Ottawa has put up $1.5 million for people and organizations who want to take part in the review … Continue reading Environmental review funding may be spread thin
MVEIRB quick to call for joint pipeline review
YELLOWKNIFE – The N.W.T.'s environment review board wants the Mackenzie Valley pipeline project to undergo the highest level of environment … Continue reading MVEIRB quick to call for joint pipeline review