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October 1, 2008

Behind the Oil Curtain – Athabasca River Monitoring and Tar Sands Development

Wild Lands Advocate ARticle 16(5): October 2008 200810_ar_wla_athabasca_timoney.pdf

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October 1, 2008

Converging Global Trade-Offs – Water, Agriculture And Cities

Wild Lands Advocate article, October 2008, by Bob Sandford 200810_ar_wla_water_sandford.pdf

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October 1, 2008

Hewers Of Wood Or Protectors Of Water – Making Choices While We Can

Wild Lands Advocate article, October 2008, by Nigel Douglas 2008-10 Hewers Of Wood Or Protectors…

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October 1, 2008

Time To Revisit The Water Act

Wild Lands Advocate article, October 2008, by Jason Unger 200810_ar_wla_wateract_unger.pdf

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October 1, 2008

The Kakwa, Still Wild and Free

Wild Lands Advocate update, October 2008, by Chris Wearmouth. 200810_ar_wla_kkw.pdf

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- Dave Mayhood
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