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This presentation for the 2010 ECELAW Summary Series looks at how one can ensure that an aquaculture operation is not having a negative impact on water quality. It starts out by examining the aquaculture industry and the controversy over it, as well as it ...
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This presentation by Howard Epstein for the 2010 ECELAW Summary Series,
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The Constitution Acts of 1867 and 1982, along with their corresponding Schedules, form the Supreme Law of Canada.
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This article discusses the extent of municipal jurisdiction over environmental matters. It looks at whether there exist municipal powers that could advance the sustainability goals of the federal and provincial governments. For the most part it is the fed ...
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