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Publication

Haste Makes Waste: The Need for a New Oil Sands Tenure Regime (Report)

Published: Apr 11, 2007

By: Dan Woynillowicz, Peggy Holroyd, Simon Dyer

This 42 page report sheds light on the way in which the Alberta Government grants oil sands rights to oil sands companies thus driving many of the environmental and social problems plaguing the oil sands region today. Recommendations are made to improve the process.

Click on "download" below for the full report or download the 4 page fact sheet here.

 

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Publication Type: Reports, Backgrounders & Position Papers

Topic Area: Oil Sands