Air monitoring unit finally arrives in Chetwynd
After years of requests, Chetwynd gets a real time air monitor built by American Echotech. The trailer unit, placed near the water sewer lagoons, will run until February 2015 and measures standard hazardous pollutants. Local officials praise the initiative and credit council pressure for bringing the monitor to the district.
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Canada moves to require extractive firms to reveal payments
Canada will require resource extraction companies to publicly disclose payments of 100000 or more to all government levels, including Aboriginal entities via Impact Benefit Agreements. The law aims to align with US and EU standards, improve transparency, and boost investment certainty while detailing categories such as taxes, royalties, fees, production entitlements, bonuses, and infrastructure payments.
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National Research Council of Canada
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