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Mineral Exploration at Howard's Pass (Selwyn Project) - EA0708-001 Go to Project
Environmental Assessment (EA) - Complete
Comments from INAC re: Draft Workplan
(68.46 Ko)
Comments re: Draft Workplan
(9.7 Ko)
Pine Point Pilot Project - EA0607-002 Go to Project
Environmental Assessment (EA) - Complete
Final Comments from the FRMC
(142.67 Ko)
EA Update - Nov 2, 2007
(59.93 Ko)
GNWT Responses to Public Hearing Undertakings
(116.53 Ko)
Developer's Response to IR#55
(7.92 Mo)
Indian and Northern Affairs Canada's response to the Undertaking #1 from the October 16th Public Hearing on the Pine Point Pilot Project, identifying programs the federal government supports for traditional harvesters displaced by industrial activities.
Environment Canada's response to Undertaking #3 on wildlife commitments made by Tamerlane Ventures, coming out of the October 16 Public Hearing on the PPPP. Indicates that wildlife concerns dealt with by Tamerlane's commitments.
North Boomerang Lake Mineral Exploration - EA0708-003 Go to Project
Environmental Assessment (EA) - Withdrawn
A consolidation by the Review Board of the responses received to the Oct. 3, 2007 "Call for Comments" on how to structure the four uranium exploration EAs currently ongoing. Comments from 12 organizations and individuals received.
The response addresses the issue of how to most effectively run four separate EA's in the Upper Thelon Basin. Comments include preference for separate public hearings for each developer, evidence transfer from the Ur Energy public record and a Terms of Re
Comments include support for a resource development and conservation plan for the Thelon Basin as a prerequisite for further mineral development in the area and concerns regarding consultation and the lack of benefits for the Athabasca Denesuline.
INAC response to MVEIRB request for comments
(95.27 Ko)
The response addresses the issue of how to most effectively run four separate EA's in the Upper Thelon Basin. The recommendations by Environment Canada include the transfer of evidence from the UR-Energy EA and developer specific public hearings.
South Boomerang Lake Mineral Exploration - EA0708-002 Go to Project
Environmental Assessment (EA) - Withdrawn
A consolidation by the Review Board of the responses received to the Oct. 3, 2007 "Call for Comments" on how to structure the four uranium exploration EAs currently ongoing. Comments from 12 organizations and individuals received.
The response addresses the issue of how to most effectively run four separate EA's in the Upper Thelon Basin. Comments include preference for separate public hearings for each developer, evidence transfer from the Ur Energy public record and a Terms of Re
Comments include support for a resource development and conservation plan for the Thelon Basin as a prerequisite for further mineral development in the area and concerns regarding consultation and the lack of benefits for the Athabasca Denesuline.
INAC response to MVEIRB request for comments
(95.27 Ko)
Crab Lake Mineral Exploration - EA0708-005 Go to Project
Environmental Assessment (EA) - Withdrawn
Developer comments on how to structure EAs
(33.18 Ko)
A consolidation by the Review Board of the responses received to the Oct. 3, 2007 "Call for Comments" on how to structure the four uranium exploration EAs currently ongoing. Comments from 12 organizations and individuals received.
The response addresses the issue of how to most effectively run four separate EA's in the Upper Thelon Basin. Comments include preference for separate public hearings for each developer, evidence transfer from the Ur Energy public record and a Terms of Re
Comments include support for a resource development and conservation plan for the Thelon Basin as a prerequisite for further mineral development in the area and concerns regarding consultation and the lack of benefits for the Athabasca Denesuline.
EL Lake Mineral Exploration - EA0708-004 Go to Project
Environmental Assessment (EA) - Withdrawn
Developer's comments on how to structure EAs
(33.18 Ko)
A consolidation by the Review Board of the responses received to the Oct. 3, 2007 "Call for Comments" on how to structure the four uranium exploration EAs currently ongoing. Comments from 12 organizations and individuals received.
The response addresses the issue of how to most effectively run four separate EA's in the Upper Thelon Basin. Comments include preference for separate public hearings for each developer, evidence transfer from the Ur Energy public record and a Terms of Re
Comments include support for a resource development and conservation plan for the Thelon Basin as a prerequisite for further mineral development in the area and concerns regarding consultation and the lack of benefits for the Athabasca Denesuline.