Land Management Resources
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Some of the questions often raised about landfill reclamation are: What species will thrive on completed landfill sites? Are there any techniques available which will help in attempting to establish a...
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A number of experiments were initiated near Wabamun, Alberta to investigate methods of stabilizing ash lagoon surfaces, using revegetation and reclamation techniques, at coal-burning thermal power...
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Soil degradation and water pollution are of significant concern to the agricultural community. An increasing amount of activity in Canada has been directed in the last 5 years towards these topics as...
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The Prince George Forest Region is the largest of the six forest regions in British Columbia with a total forested landbase comprising 17,718,000 ha or 38% of the overall forested landbase of British...
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In 1975, the Energy Resources Conservation Board, the Department of Environment, the Department of Energy and Natural Resources and industry developed drilling fluid disposal guidelines to provide...
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Leonard Leskiw
Cindy Shaw-Nason
Elizabeth Reinl-Dwyer
The Battle River Soil Reconstruction Project (BRSRP) was established in 1979 to determine the most effective methods of reclaiming lands disturbed by surface mining of coal in the Battle River Coal...
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Carol Jones
Bruce McTavish
The feasibility of using native plants for land reclamation should be addressed from both a biological and an economic perspective. For a species to be biologically feasible for use in reclamation it...
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Stephen Homoky
Jacob Boateng
The rehabilitation of forest stands that do not support commercial crop vegetation is necessitated by the fact that competing non-crop vegetation suppresses or kills desirable crop species. These...
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Following Hydro-Quebec's decision not to proceed with a hydroelectrical project near the Hudson Bay, it was further decided to improve the bare site of the exploration camp and to restore it to its...
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On July 30, 1985, a 5 year $10,000,000 agreement was signed in Prince George between Canada's Minister of State for Mines, the Minister of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources, and the Minister of...
