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Georgian Bay loses water while International Joint Commission does nothing
By Catherine Porter, Columnist
The maples on Georgian Bay are already changing. It’s almost time to say goodbye for another year.
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Breaking News: IJC Accepts Comments Until Sept. 30; Holds Teleconference on Sept. 19
Submitted by Mary Muter on Mon, 2012-09-10 15:47In an Open Public Letter sent out on August 31, 2012 – the first-announced deadline for comments on their Report on International Great Lakes Study – the International Joint Commission (IJC) has stated:
“Due to strong public interest, the IJC has extended the deadline for written comment until September 30, 2012.”
How to send comments;
Address your mail as follows:
International Joint Commission
234 Laurier Avenue West, 22nd Floor
Ottawa, Ontario K1P 6K6
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Sierra Club applauds the new Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement
Submitted by Mary Muter on Mon, 2012-09-10 12:12Updated GLWQA signed in Washington DC, September 7, 2012
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Keep river free of planned nuclear waste transports: Akwesasne
First-Nations communities along the St. Lawrence River are warning the federal government to get tough with firms that wish to transport nuclear waste via the waterway, despite new challenges created by the Tory government’s massive omnibus budget bill.
Bruce Power, Canada’s first privately-owned nuclear power generator located on Lake Huron, had applied to the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) in 2010 to transport nuclear waste to a Swedish treatment facility. The waste would be shipped to Sweden via the St. Lawrence Seaway.
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Report warns of oilsands impacts on groundwater
EDMONTON - Thousands of people depend on the water below Alberta’s oilsands region, but the effects of industrial development on those water tables is not yet fully understood, a new report says.
The Cumulative Environmental Management Association released a 37-page report Tuesday that explains groundwater in the region, and warns that lower water levels and poor quality could have “far-reaching consequences.”
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