BHP Diamonds EARP Hearing Submissions Binder (BHP Billiton, January to February 1996)
A comprehensive collection of BHP Diamonds' submission documents to the EARP panel regarding the proposed NWT Diamond Mine project, including closing statements on caribou studies, land claims and impact and benefits agreements, surface leases, monitoring provisions, and correspondence with Aboriginal groups and the Boston Project. The documents address environmental and socio-economic concerns, traditional knowledge integration, Aboriginal employment, and the regulatory approval process.
- Date
- Document type
- Regulatory Filing
- Parties
- BHP Diamonds Inc., BHP Minerals Canada Ltd., Environmental Assessment Panel, Letha MacLachlan, Yellowknives Dene Band, Lutsel K'e Dene Band, West Kitikmeot Inuit Association, Dogrib Treaty 11, Treaty 8 Yellowknives Dene, Treaty 8 Lutsel K'e Chipewayan, Inuit, Metis, Government of Canada, GNWT Department of Renewable Resources, Dene Nation, Darrell Beaulieu, Jonas Sangris, Felix Lockhart, Ann Gunn, Hal Mills, Ben Hubert, Alice Legat, Karen Azinger, David Boyd, J.D. Excell
- Locations
- Northwest Territories, Ekati, Yellowknife, Hope Bay, Cambridge Bay, West Kitikmeot, Nunavut, Bathurst Inlet, Omingmaktok, Spyder Lake, Ellice River, Queen Maud Gulf, Coronation Gulf, Dease Strait, Dolphin and Union Strait, Vancouver, Dettah, Reno, Nevada
- Parameters
- caribou abundance, Bathurst Caribou herd, calving grounds, caribou migration, traditional knowledge, land claims, impact and benefits agreements, employment, environmental monitoring, water quality, archaeological surveys, radon gas emissions, radioactivity, wage economy, traditional harvest, socio-economic impacts, grizzly bear, wildlife
- Pages
- 23
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