
ESAA Weekly News – Week ending February 4th, 2022
EnviroTech 2022April 20-22, 2022Hyatt Regency Calgary Call for Sponsors, Exhibitors and Abstracts Abstract Submission Deadline – February 7th ESAA is pleased to announce
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EnviroTech 2022April 20-22, 2022Hyatt Regency Calgary Call for Sponsors, Exhibitors and Abstracts Abstract Submission Deadline – February 7th ESAA is pleased to announce
RemTech East / Canadian Water Summit Announce Keynote Speakers RemTech East and the Canadian Water Summit are pleased to announce the keynote speakers for
Survey finds oilsands environmental monitoring ineffective after 10 years (Source: CBC News) Alberta doesn’t have a good grasp of the overall environmental impacts of the
EnviroTech 2022April 20-22, 2022Hyatt Regency Calgary Call for Sponsors, Exhibitors and Abstracts Abstract Submission Deadline – February 7th ESAA is pleased to announce that EnviroTech will return as an in-person in event in 2022. EnviroTech 2022 will take place at the Hyatt Regency, Calgary from April 20th, 2022. Call for Sponsors A number of sponsorship opportunities are available
RemTech East / Canadian Water Summit Announce Keynote Speakers RemTech East and the Canadian Water Summit are pleased to announce the keynote speakers for the joint conference being held June 1-3, 2022 at the Fallsview Casino, Niagara Falls. The conference will kick off with Nik Nanos, founder of Nanos Research, one of Canada’s most distinguished research companies. Nik’s engaging
Survey finds oilsands environmental monitoring ineffective after 10 years (Source: CBC News) Alberta doesn’t have a good grasp of the overall environmental impacts of the oilsands a decade after implementing monitoring that was supposed to provide it, internal government documents suggest. In July, Alberta Environment and Parks surveyed dozens of scientists and other participants in the Oilsands Monitoring Program, a
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