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Managing the Mackenzie: Negotiating a Future with the Basin in Mind

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Author
Saunders, J. Owen
Accessioned
2012-09-28T18:17:18Z
Available
2012-09-28T18:17:18Z
Issued
2012-09
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Mackenzie Basin
Lower Athabasca
Subject
Alberta oil sands development
northern river management
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Abstract
Negotiations on the future of the Mackenzie Basin are currently proceeding primarily through a series of separate bilateral negotiations amongst the various Basin jurisdictions. These negotiations represent a chance to finally give the Basin a governance regime that will protect it for succeeding generations. They also represent an opportunity for all Basin governments to think in fresh ways about how to incorporate the best of modern watershed management approaches into interjurisdictional decision-making. A successful outcome will be to the benefit not just to the people of the Basin, but to all Canadians.
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Walter and Duncan Gordon Foundation
J. Owen Saunders, the former Executive Director of the Institute wishes to thank the Walter and Duncan Gordon Foundation for its support of the research for this article.
 
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J. Owen Saunders, "Managing the Mackenzie: Negotiating a Future with the Basin in Mind" (2012) 114 Resources 1
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University of Calgary
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Law
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Canadian Institute of Resources Law
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http://dx.doi.org/10.11575/PRISM/34411
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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/49257
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