A scientific panel struck by former
federal environment minister Jim Prentice found «significant» weaknesses in monitoring pollution from the oilsands that must be corrected.
«The risks associated with the oil sands, the environmental risks, are significantly different than — and probably less significant than — the kind of risks associated with offshore drilling,» said Canada's
Federal Environment Minister Jim Prentice.
Not exact matches
As CIBC vice-chair
Jim Prentice, a former
federal environment minister, noted at a business forum in Lake Louise, Alta., in November, «a lot of assumptions have been based on the seemingly insatiable appetite of the United States for energy.
Environment Minister Jim Prentice has been consulting with provinces on the pending
federal regulations, and has encountered resistance from outside Alberta that its industry would either be bound by different rules than others, or would be allowed to increase emissions to the detriment of other sectors.
Downstream Emissions in Canada's New Environmental Assessment «Climate Test» In late January 2016, Canada's
federal Minister of
Environment and Climate Change, Catherine McKenna, and
Minister of Natural Resources,
Jim Carr, announced interim changes to environmental assessment processes as part of «efforts to restore public trust.»