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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

May 13, 2015

Page

9

First Nations study finds mercury in bull trout in B C rivers

West Moberly and McLeod Lake First Nations claim 98 percent of 57 bull trout samples from the Crooked River exceed provincial mercury guidelines. Chief Roland Willson displays a frozen fish as lawmakers hear warnings about the Williston Lake reservoir and the Site C project. The bands plan human mercury exposure research while urging broader public concern.

West Moberly McLeod Lake First Nations Roland Willson Mercury Willson B.C McLeod Lake Crooked River Williston Lake W.A Environment Ergy and Mines W.A.C. Bennett Williston Site C Mary Polak Moberly Lake Legislature

Groundwater study surveys North Peace region from air

Geoscience BC leads a $2 million, industry backed survey over 9000 square kilometres in the North Peace to locate groundwater aquifers and establish baselines. July and August helicopter flights with a magnetometer will map from Pink Mountain to Hudsons Hope, with Blueberry River and West Moberly First Nations seeking inclusion.

Peace Region North Peace Pink Mountain Hudson's Hope Carlos Salas Geoscience BC Geoscience B.C Oil and Gas Commission Ministry of Environment Progress Energy ConocoPhillips Blueberry River West Moberly South Peace

Have coal prices hit the bottom yet

Local miners in Tumbler Ridge await Quintette reopening as Teck reports Q2 2015 coal sales of 5.5 million tonnes at US109.50, down from US117 in Q1 and US120 a year ago. Teck cuts dividends to 0.15 and cites cost management amid weak demand, with Moody's cautious on cycle bottom and growth in supply likely to keep prices low.

Tumbler Ridge Teck U.S Don Lindsay Tech Lindsay Moody’s Investor Service Moody’s Australia Marcha Xstrata Mick Davis FT Commodities Global Switzerland Ft.com

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