publicly available data recommended as part of Oilsands monitoring system

[Michael Lenczner-2]

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/ottawa-alberta-to-unveil-oil-sands-monitoring-strategy/article2324240/

"The federal report submitted at the end of 2010 found that Alberta
did not have a state-of-the-art monitoring system in place. “We are
convinced that the current activities could be transformed into a
system that will provide credible data for decisions – a system that
will allow us to know the current conditions and trends in the oil
sands ecosystem and encourage the necessary foresight to prevent a
compromised environment,” the report said. It recommended a robust
system administered by Environment Canada.

The provincial panel recommended 20 changes, including creating an
arms-length monitoring “commission” and making data publicly
available."

Michael Lenczner
CEO, Ajah
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