Sentences with phrase «granted environmental approval»

Not exact matches

The Greater Vancouver Board of Trade welcomes today's announcement that the Province of British Columbia has granted environmental assessment approval to the Trans Mountain Expansion Project and that the Province's five conditions for the project have been satisfied.

VANCOUVER, B.C. — The Greater Vancouver Board of Trade welcomes today's announcement that the Province of British Columbia has granted environmental assessment approval to the Trans Mountain Expansion Project and that the Province's five conditions for the project have been satisfied.

The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency has granted approval for the work that will take place outside the existing fence line.

The lawsuit, filed in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in California, argues that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) did not adequately analyze the impact of one of the new herbicide's active ingredients, 2,4 - D, before granting approval on Oct. 15 to Dow's Enlist Duo herbicide.

(Reuters)- A coalition of U.S. farmer and environmental groups filed a lawsuit on Wednesday seeking to overturn regulatory approval granted last week for an herbicide developed by Dow AgroSciences.

Other responsibilities include general lab management duties, scheduling and planning assistance, budget monitoring and purchase orders approval, providing technical assistance to students and other laboratory personnel, obtaining approvals required for environmental safety, animal use, and stem cell use (e.g., laboratory clearance, IACUC, IRB, SCRO, and BUA), and assisting in the assembly of materials for grant and fellowship applications.

Ensyn (earlier post) has been granted a key regulatory approval from the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for its renewable gasoline product, RFGasoline.

The Massachusetts Energy Facilities Siting Board (Siting Board), was created by the Legislature to ensure the siting of needed and least environmental impact energy facilities and was granted the statutory authority to issue a comprehensive approval to an energy facility it has previously approved, where that facility has been denied a permit by any other state or local agency in the Commonwealth.

One of the most important suggested solutions for an improved offshore wind approval process is the granting to developers of a «categorical exclusion» from certain environmental study obligations on the grounds that such studies have been conducted time and again and new ones would only yield the same results.

Despite having already granted approval last July, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said it would not allow construction near Lake Oahe until it determined whether it needed to reconsider its previous approvals under the National Environmental Policy Act.

This is bound to be challenged by every single environmental group with a stake here, but it's still really not encouraging: New York Times reports that the Department of Interior has granted Shell conditional approval to start drilling oil exploration wells in the Arctic Ocean starting next summer.

In the often quoted Supreme Court of Canada decision Friends of the Oldman River Society v. Canada (Minister of Transport)[1992] 1 SCR 3, Justice La Forest wrote that environmental assessment is a planning tool that has «both an information gathering and a decision - making component which provide the decision maker with an objective basis for granting or denying approval for a proposed development.»