> Census data, climate change data, fresh water data, reduced process on environmental impact assessement, closure of CPRN, CISTI, reduced service at Archives! What next?
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> Good to have open data, shame we are reducing the production and protection of data and deliberative processes which rely on data.
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> This doc came with attachements the list does not re-diffuse, if you want them let me know and I will forward to you.
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> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: Sarah Breen <
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> Date: Fri, May 18, 2012 at 11:40 AM
> Subject: [Caglist] Experimental Lakes Closure
> To: Derrek Eberts <
[hidden email]>, Robin Davidson-Arnott <
[hidden email]>, Angela Loder <
[hidden email]>,
[hidden email], afranks ges gla <
[hidden email]>,
[hidden email]
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> Hello All,
>
> Many of you will have heard that the Experimental Lakes Area, a world-renowned Fisheries and Oceans research station in Ontario, will be closing due to a recent decision by the government of Canada. The ELA is an irreplaceable facility that has produced world class freshwater research for almost 50 years. For those that are interested I have attached information regarding the facility, the closure, and what you can do.
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> In the past the ELA has contributed to issues such as acid rain, and is now primarily focused on climate change. The operating costs of the facility are $600 000/year, meaning that its closure has little to no impact on the budget, but yet another declaration of this governments war on science.
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> I would encourage everyone to please take a moment to let the government know that you are unhappy with recent cuts, including the closure of the ELA:
> Keith Ashfield (Minister of Fisheries and Oceans):
[hidden email] Stephen Harper:
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> Feel free to distribute the attached information,
>
> Thank you,
>
> Sarah Breen, PhD Candidate
> Simon Fraser University
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