Prairie oil and gas
Subtitle: a lighter footprint
By: by Heather M. Sinton
Contributors: Alberta. Alberta Environment; Alberta. Alberta Sustainable Resource Development; Alberta. Special Areas Board; Alberta Energy and Utilities Board; TransCanada Pipelines Limited; Husky Energy; Canadian Natural Resources Limited; Alberta Native Plant Council
Publisher: Alberta Environment
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Edmonton, AB
Language: eng
Number of pages: 67
Subjects: Petroleum industry and trade; Prairie conservation
Notes: "This document is meant to complement the Energy and Utilities Board publication, Petroleum Industry Activity In Native Prairie and Parkland Areas: Guidelines for Surface Disturbance."-- Acknowledgements.

Bibliography: p. 66-67.

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The preparation and publication of this book was made possible by funding from Alberta Environment, Alberta Sustainable Resource Development (Public Lands), and the Special Areas Board. The following partners assisted with printing costs: TransCanada Pipelines Ltd. Husky Energy, Canadian Natural Resources Ltd., the Energy and Utilities Board and the Alberta Native Plant Council.