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The Court of Appeal confirms that the word “producible” does not mean actual production
PDF version: The Court of Appeal confirms that the word “producible” does not mean actual production Case considered: Bearspaw Petroleum Ltd v Encana Corporation, 2011 ABCA 7 The Court of Appeal in a memorandum of judgement (Rowbotham, McDonald and Bielby … Continue reading
Posted in Oil & Gas
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Down on the Kerrs’ Farm: A Comment on the Reports of Alleged Carbon Dioxide Leaks from Cenovus’ Weyburn Project
By: Nigel Bankes Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is not yet a proven technology at commercial scales. It is true that we have had considerable experience with analogies including acid gas disposal projects, natural gas storage projects and enhanced oil … Continue reading
Posted in Carbon Capture and Storage
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SARA has a spine as well as teeth
PDF version: SARA has a spine as well as teeth Case commented on: David Suzuki Foundation v. Minister of Fisheries and Oceans and the Minister of the Environment, 2010 FC 1233 Eighteen months ago I blogged on Justice Zinn’s decision … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental, Protection of Species
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Using water reservations to protect the aesthetic values associated with water courses: a note on the Spray River (Banff)
PDF version: Using water reservations to protect the aesthetic values associated with water courses: a note on the Spray River (Banff) Documents commented on: Order in Council 546\49; South Saskatchewan Basin Water Allocation Regulation, Alta. Reg. 307/1991 (rescinded by Bow, … Continue reading
Posted in Constitutional, Water Law
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CCS and CDM: The Eligibility of Carbon Capture and Storage Projects under the Clean Development Mechanism of the Kyoto Protocol – the Cancun Meeting of the Conference of the Parties
By: Nigel Bankes PDF Version: CCS and CDM: The Eligibility of Carbon Capture and Storage Projects under the Clean Development Mechanism of the Kyoto Protocol – the Cancun Meeting of the Conference of the Parties Decision Commented On: UNFCCC, Kyoto … Continue reading