McClelland Lake Archive
2012-02-03 AWA News Release: Beyond Monitoring - Responsible Management Needed for Oilsands Wildlife and Wetlands Impacts
Today, forty five years after the first tar sands mines started, the federal government has finally taken steps to introduce credible monitoring for contaminants and habitat degradation from oilsands development. Alberta Wilderness Association believes that long-overdue monitoring of Alberta’s oilsands impacts is a step in the right direction, but monitoring itself will not fix any of the issues which have so bedeviled the industry for the past few years.
2010-10-29 AWA News Release: Weakened policy risks destroying thousands of hectares of Alberta wetlands
After years of delays, the Alberta government has dismissed the no-net-loss recommendation of its own advisory group and is proposing a complex wetland policy direction that risks the permanent loss of thousands of hectares of wetlands.
2008-07-26 From Wetland to Wasteland
McClelland Lake Watershed - http://www.albertawilderness.ca/issues/wildlands
2008-04 A Tenpeat and Change — Let’s Start With that Other Tar Sands Consultation
WLA April 2008 • Vol. 16, No. 2
2008-02 Petition to Auditor General about Athabasca River Pollution
Wild Lands Advocate 16(1):18, February 2008
2008-02 Fantasyland Engineering – Time To Make Waves About McClelland Wetlands
WLA February 2008 • Vol. 16, No. 1
2006-12 McClelland Lake Watershed: “Make hay while the sun shines!” says Petro-Canada
Wild Lands Advocate 14(6): 19 - 21, December 2006
