Mining regulations: tracking where B.C. falls short

B.C.’s mining regulations fall short on tailings dams, cleanup costs and Indigenous consent when comparing with other jurisdictions

Related Keywords

Brumadinho ,Bahia ,Brazil ,United Kingdom ,Kamloops ,British Columbia ,Canada ,Australia ,Philippines ,United States ,Minas Gerais ,Acre ,Alaska ,China ,Quesnel Lake ,Manitoba ,Norilsk ,Krasnoyarskiy Kray ,Russia ,Quebec ,Maine ,New Zealand ,Kootenai River ,Canada General ,Ecuador ,Peterson Creek ,Americans ,Canadian ,British ,The Philippines ,Peter Olsen ,Calvin Sandborn ,Michael Goehring ,Jessica Clogg ,Mount Polley ,Colin Arisman Tulsequah ,Nikki Skuce ,Colin Arisman ,Paul Anderson ,Stewart Phillip ,Environmental Law Centre ,University Of Victoria ,Ministry Of Environment ,Mining Association ,Reclamation Code Review Committee ,Justice Department ,Ministry Of Energy ,Exxon ,Global Affairs Canada ,Environmental Law Centre Society ,Quebec Meilleure Mine Coalition ,Land Councils ,International Joint Commission ,Northern Confluence ,Secwepemc Nation ,Creek Park Peter Olsen The Narwhal ,Peterson Creek Park ,First Nations ,Miningwatch Canada ,Law Reform ,Arisman Tulsequah Chief River ,Tulsequah Chief ,Climate Change ,Norilsk Nickel ,Imperial Metals ,Teck Coal ,Teck Resources ,Elk Valley ,Teck Resource ,Jesse Winter ,Boundary Waters Treaty ,Indigenous Peoples ,Indigenous Controlled Land ,West Coast Environmental Law ,Indigenous Peoples Act ,United Nations Declaration ,Declaration Act ,Grand Chief Stewart Phillip ,First Nation ,Tahltan Nation ,Mines Act ,Reclamation Code ,