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Towards a Single Regional Monitoring Agency for the Slave Geological Province Workshop, Participant Resource Binder (DIAND, November 2002)

"Towards a Single Regional Monitoring Agency for the Slave Geological Province (SGP)" Workshop — Participant Resource Binder, Explorer Hotel Yellowknife, November 13-14 2002. Includes Steven A. Kennett (Canadian Institute of Resources Law) "Project-Specific Environmental Agreements in the NWT: Review of Issues and Options" prepared for Environment and Conservation DIAND NWT Region, working-draft Workshop Purpose / Objectives / Outcomes for an SGP Regional Monitoring Agency (funding considerations, resource needs, parties' interests and expectations), Day 1 conclusions on Cumulative Effects Coordination + Capacity, Information Provision, long-term commitment / financing, Transboundary Issues, WKSS-precedent partnership, and Legalities; with Chris Hanks (BARB) 3-slide presentation positioning Environmental Agreements as cornerstones (BHP first in 1996, pre-MVRMA) under amended Article 6.

Date
2002
Document type
Report
Parties
Canadian Institute of Resources Law, Steven A. Kennett, DIAND, Environment and Conservation, Independent Environmental Monitoring Agency, Environmental Monitoring Advisory Board
Locations
Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Slave Geological Province
Parameters
regional monitoring agency, slave geological province, SGP, environmental agreements, cumulative effects monitoring, workshop
Pages
110

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