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Diamond Watch Newsletter, Volume 1 Number 1 (Canadian Arctic Resources Committee, July 1998)

Diamond Watch newsletter reports on diamond exploration developments in the Northwest Territories, including the Diavik Project environmental assessment timeline and BHP's potential restructuring of its World Minerals division, along with the first report from the Ekati Mine Independent Environmental Monitoring Agency containing recommendations on environmental monitoring and management practices.

Date
Document type
Report
Parties
Canadian Arctic Resources Committee, BHP World Minerals, Diavik Diamond Mines, RTZ, Aber Resources, Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, Independent Environmental Monitoring Agency, NWT Water Board, Department of Fisheries and Oceans
Locations
Northwest Territories, Canada, Ekati Mine, Diavik, Kodiak Lake, Little Lake, Long Lake, Misery pit, Coppermine drainage, Yellowknife
Parameters
water quality, dissolved oxygen, wildlife monitoring, fish habitat compensation, sewage effluent, tailings management, nutrients, organic materials, primary productivity, kimberlite waste disposal, schist disposal, cumulative effects
Pages
8

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