Water Management Plan for the Watersheds of the Upper Highwood* and Upper Little Bow** Rivers Volume 1 June 2008
This water management plan has a very specific focus: To make recommendations to Alberta Environment (AENV) decision makers concerning water quantity management in the watersheds of the Upper Highwood and Upper Little Bow Rivers. This water management plan does not apply to the Sheep River watershed.
This water management plan is based on the recommendations of the Highwood Management Plan Phase 1 Public Advisory Committee (PAC), and was prepared with guidance from Alberta Environment staff and the Environmental Law Section of Alberta Justice.
Water Management Plan for the Watersheds of the Upper Highwood* and Upper Little Bow** Rivers Volume 1
Water Management Plan for the Watersheds of the Upper Highwood* and Upper Little Bow** Rivers Volume 2 Highwood Diversion Plan March 2008
This plan replaces the document entitled “Interim Highwood Diversion Plan – March 9th, 2004 and the Highwood Operations Guidelines. This plan has been prepared to meet the Water License requirements for the project. The revisions are based on the recommendations from the Highwood Management Plan Public Advisory Committee documented in the Highwood Water Management Plan, Phase 1; Final Report June 2006.
Water Management Plan for the Watersheds of the Upper Highwood* and Upper Little Bow** Rivers Volume 2
Alberta's 2008 Climate Change Strategy: Responsibilty/Leadership/Action
The three words: Responsibility/Leadership/Action describes Alberta’s new strategy for addressing the serious and world-wide challenge of climate change. Albertans want and expect their province to take the lead. Faced with difficult challenges in the past, Albertans have consistently demonstrated their willingness to use ingenuity and innovation to develop new solutions. That same commitment to leadership and action will be required to address the challenge of climate change.
Alberta's 2008 Climate Change Strategy: Responsibilty/Leadership/Action
The Water Management Framework for the Industrial Heartland and Capital Region
The Water Management Framework for the Industrial Heartland and Capital Region Report is the result of consultation, collaboration and future-focused planning for growth by Alberta Environment, industry, municipalities, and representatives from municipal water and wastewater treatment facilities and the North Saskatchewan Watershed Alliance.
The Water Management Framework for the Industrial Heartland and Capital Region
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The Water for Life initiative allows us to learn a great deal about the programs that need to be put into service and communication tools that need to be employed if we want Canadians to productively reconsider national myths about about water.
The United Nations proclaims 2005 to 2015 for Action Water for Life.
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