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This case was heard in the Federal Court of Canada. In 2003, Bennett Environmental Inc. was granted approval to construct a High Temperature Thermal Oxidizer facility that would treat and remediate contaminated soil. In 2004, the New Brunswick Minister o ...

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This case was heard in the Federal Court of Appeal. In 2003, Bennett Environmental Inc. was granted approval to construct a High Temperature Thermal Oxidizer facility that would treat and remediate contaminated soil. In 2004, the New Brunswick Minister o ...

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This case was heard in the Federal Court of Canada. Voisey’s Bay Nickel Company Ltd. (“VBNC”) proposed to develop a mine/mill operation at Voisey’s Bay in Labrador and a smelter/refinery operation at Argentia in Newfoundland. Because the proposals trigge ...

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This case was heard in the Federal Court of Appeal. In March 2012, the federal Crown authorized the construction of two hydroelectric plants on the Churchill River. When the Council of the Innu of Ekuanitshit applied for judicial review of the government ...

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This case was heard in the Federal Court of Canada. A proposed hydroelectric project was assessed by a joint review panel operating under the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act. After the joint review panel issued its final report, Grand Riverkeeper a ...

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This case was heard in the Federal Court of Canada. In the late 1990s, New Brunswick’s Minister of Transportation and Minister of Environment approved a trial program that was designed to restore the ecosystem of Lake Petitcodiac. The Lake Petitcodiac Pr ...

This is a presentation for the ECELAW 2010 Summary Series on Land-Based Pollution prepared by Meinhard Doelle of Dalhousie Law School. The presentation focuses on the land based sources of marine pollution of pesticides, nutrients, and sediments. The main ...