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Watered Down: Overcoming Federal Inaction
A new report authored by Water Matters sheds new light on the significant impact that oil sands activities have on water resources. The report profiles key issues such as leakage from tailings ponds, wetlands destruction, water flows, and bird deaths. The report, Watered Down: Overcoming Federal Inaction on the Impact of Oil Sands Development to Water Resources was released on November 23 by the Alberta Wilderness Association, Environmental Defence, Keepers of the Athabasca, the Pembina Institute, the Polaris Institute, the Sierra Club of Canada and Water Matters.
Title of Report:
Publisher:
The Water Matters Society of Alberta
Publication Date:
2010-01-05
Report Description:
A new report authored by Water Matters sheds new light on the significant impact that oil sands activities have on water resources. The report profiles key issues such as leakage from tailings ponds, wetlands destruction, water flows, and bird deaths. The report, Watered Down: Overcoming Federal Inaction on the Impact of Oil Sands Development to Water Resources was released on November 23 by the Alberta Wilderness Association, Environmental Defence, Keepers of the Athabasca, the Pembina Institute, the Polaris Institute, the Sierra Club of Canada and Water Matters.
Contact Person:
Danielle Droitsch
Email:
http://www.water-matters.org/contact/danielle