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Contamination from old coal mines in Alberta's Rockies raises cleanup questions - Vimarsana News

Contamination from old coal mines in Alberta's Rockies raises cleanup questions

A former coal mine in the Alberta Rockies is releasing a contaminant toxic to fish at rates dozens of times higher than federal and provincial guidelines, while another periodically disgorges water so iron-heavy it stains local creeks orange, research says.

Source: cbc.ca
Alberta government to begin water-sharing negotiations amid risk of severe drought - Vimarsana News

Alberta government to begin water-sharing negotiations amid risk of severe drought

Alberta's Drought Command Team has been given the go-ahead to begin negotiations with water licence holders in hopes of reducing the risk of severe drought. 

Alberta to launch 'unprecedented' water-sharing negotiations Thursday amid drought fears - Vimarsana News

Alberta to launch 'unprecedented' water-sharing negotiations Thursday amid drought fears

Alberta will kick off negotiations with major water licence holders to strike water-sharing agreements for the Red Deer River, Bow River and Old Man river basins Thursday as concern over looming water shortages grows.

Source: cbc.ca
Alberta fire chiefs urgently call on province for wildfire strategy - Vimarsana News

Alberta fire chiefs urgently call on province for wildfire strategy

With the dry conditions across Alberta right now, the Alberta Fire Chiefs Association is extremely concerned that this wildfire season will mirror last year’s devastating one.

Contamination from old Alberta Rockies coal mines raises cleanup questions - Vimarsana News

Contamination from old Alberta Rockies coal mines raises cleanup questions

A former coal mine in the Alberta Rockies is releasing a contaminant toxic to fish at rates more than dozens of times higher than federal and provincial guidelines, while another periodically disgorges water so iron-heavy it stains local creeks orange, research says.