Citations
Front Page
1. "The Climate Implications of Canada's Oil Sands Development," the Pembina Institute, November 29, 2005
2. http://www.cbc.ca/canada/story/2007/01/17/oil-sands.html
Centre Pages
3. "Pipeline to B.C. back on track," Gordon Jaremko, The Edmonton Journal, December 29 2007
4. The Pembina Institute estimates 2007 emissions to be between 39.3 and 41.4 million tonnes for 2007. See: letter to Ms.
Rachel Doctors, Illinois Environmental Protection Agency, June 15, 2007.
5. "The Climate Implications of Canada's Oil Sands Development," the Pembina Institute, November 29, 2005, p.5.
6. "Oil Sands Fever," by the Pembina Institute, November 2005, p. 15.
7. The Canadian National Energy Board predicts a decline in Canadian gas production under all price scenarios. See:
"Short-term Canadian Natural Gas Deliverability 2007-2009," October, 2007.
8. "Air Sampling in North-Central Alberta," Prof. Donald Blake, University of California – Irvine, April 14, 2007.
9. See for example: Scotford Upgrader Expansion Application (April 2005) Volume 2, Section 24, pages 41 and 43; BA Energy
Upgrader Application Volume 2 (May 2004) Section 6l page 6-32; NorthWest Upgrader Application; CanTox Environmental Project No
88060 (Jan 23, 2006) Table 10, page 57 – 58 and Table 11, pages 71 of 198.
10. See: http://www.sia.ab.ca/cms/CAER/SafetyTips/tabid/922/Default.aspx
11. Ray Ladouceur quoted in Timoney, K, 2007. A Study of Water and Sediment Quality as related to Public Health Issues Fort
Chipewyan, Alberta
12. Timoney, 2007
13. Based on NPRI data – see for example www.pollutionwatch.org
14. 2004 Canadian Acid Deposition Science Assessment, Environment Canada, p. 107-8
15. Ibid, p. 3.
16. "Air Pollution Targets for the Oil Sands Sector," Environment Canada, session with NGOs, June 7, 2007, page 27.
17. http://www.trca.on.ca/Website/TRCA/website.nsf/frmNewsArticleDisplay?OpenForm&NoteID=NT0000C3EA
18. "Air Quality in Northern Saskatchewan," Maqsood et al, Saskatchewan Environment, presentation at The Fourth Canadian
Workshop on Air Quality, Feb. 14-6, 2008
19. 2004 Canadian Acid Deposition Science Assessment, Summary of Key Results, Government of Canada, p. 2.
20. "Exposing Canada's Chemical Valley," Ecojustice, October 2007, p. 13.
21. "Exposing Canada's Chemical Valley," Ecojustice, October 2007, p. 20.
22. "Pollution debate born of Chemical Valley's girl-baby boom," by Martin Mittelstaedt, the Globe and Mail, November 15,
2005.
23. Canadian Boreal Initiative and Wildlife Conservation Society. CBI/WCS Woodland Caribou Expert Workshop Summary. 2006.
24. Alberta Woodland Caribou Recovery Team, Alberta Woodland Caribou Recovery Plan 2004/05-2013/14. (2005); The Pembina
Institute and the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society, Death by a Thousand Cuts: Impacts of in situ oil sands development on
Alberta's Boreal Forest (2006).
25. Petr Weclaw and Bob J. Hudson, Simulation of conservation and management of woodland caribou. Ecol. Model. 2004,
177:75-94.
26. The Pembina Institute and the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society, Death by a Thousand Cuts: Impacts of in situ oil
sands development on Alberta's Boreal Forest (2006).
27. Canadian Boreal Initiative. Seeking a Balance: Assessing the Future Impacts of Conservation and Development in the
Mackenzie Watershed (2007).
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