Impact Assessments

A River at Risk: Grand RiverKeeper Labrador’s Response to the Renewed MOU

Hydro Dams, Impact Assessments, News / /

If the benefits of further development are being calculated in dollars, the environmental and social costs must also be identified, measured and, wherever possible, costed. Grand RiverKeeper Labrador is reserving in-depth comments on the renewed MOU between Newfoundland and Labrador and Quebec to until we have had a chance to review the complete document.   We […]

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Muskrat Falls Pre-development

Summary of the Grand RiverKeeper Labrador Submission on the  Proposed Federal–Provincial Co-operation Agreement on Impact Assessment (Newfoundland and Labrador)

General, Impact Assessments / /

Grand Riverkeeper Labrador’s comment regarding the co-operation agreement on impact assessments between the Government of Canada and Newfoundland and Labrador, and to outline key risks and recommended conditions for proceeding. Key Message While coordination between federal and provincial assessment processes is desirable, the proposed agreement risks weakening environmental oversight, limiting meaningful public participation, and increasing

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