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Kingston -
This is a 2 Part interview with Professor John Smol, (Department of Biology, Queen’s University). Part 1 has excerpts from “Legacy of a half century of Athabasca oil sands development recorded by lake ecosystems.” Questions and results are discussed
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Calgary -
“Environmental oil sands commentary - Part 2” is a continuation of questions asked of John P. Smol based on the commentary by Peter V. Hodson called “History of environmental contamination by oil extraction” about the Kurek et al (2013) oil sands.
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Toronto -
Activists staged a panel discussion in Toronto on Tuesday concerning the Tar Sands, ethical oil, and First Nations land rights
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Edmonton -
New research shows increased levels of some carcinogenic chemicals associated with oil sands mining along Canada’s Athabasca River and discredits industry and government long-held claims of natural sources being responsible.
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People from the Athabasca River Basin meet with stewardship groups, to share their environmental concerns. The Athabasca River Basin is heavily impacted by industrial development.
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Fort Mcmurray -
A "Tar Sand Healing Walk" was held in Fort MacMurray, AB, Canada on August 14th, 2010. It's the the first of its kind in the tar sands region of Alberta.
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Athabasca -
Local residents of Athabasca, Alberta fight Alberta Transportations plans to straighten a section of the Tawatinaw River.
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Athabasca -
The keepers of the Athabasca held a four-day water conference in the town of Athabasca, Alberta, Canada. Concerning Tar Sands development and the effects they have on the Athabasca River, and the people who depend on that river.
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