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National Environment Critic, 1980-1982 [textual record]

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Date:

1980-1982

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R5284-10-6-E

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Item ID number:

183732

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James Ross Fulton fonds

Operational files, 1982

National Environment Critic, 1980-1982
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Date(s):

1980-1982

Place of creation:

No place, unknown, or undetermined

Extent:

0.43 m of textual records.

Language of material:

English

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This sub-series comprises 23 files that are arranged in alphabetical order by subject matter. These files document Jim Fulton's activities as National Environment Critic.

Record types include: incoming correspondence with attachments; outgoing replies; press clippings; reports prepared by private research firms; handouts; information kits and newsletters; environment Groups press releases; NDP Communiqués; federal government departments environment reports; questions tabled by Jim Fulton during the House of Commons question periods; and departmental information news releases.

Issues documented: Acid rain; Amax; Alice Arm Trailing Deposit Regulations; Marine Trailing disposal system at Kitsault; contract awarded to Interact Computer Service Ltd.; coal dust problems from the North East Coal Project; Fulton's Private Member bill on safe drinking water; Oil and Gas Act Bill C-48; Nuclear energy; Proposed uranium refinery in Blind River, Ontario Energy Research Program at East Bull Lake; Ocean Weather Station PAPA; Ridley Island Archeological Sites British Columbia in danger due to Prince Rupert industrial development; chemical train derailment; pesticides; mercury poisoning; Canadian National Inventory of Institutional Hazardous Wastes; pollution of the Athabasca River by Suncor; study of abandoned waste disposal sites; Safety and registration of pesticides in Canada; All-Party Committee to study toxic chemicals; Breach of the Pest Control Products Act; Registration for Krente F; Protection of the Robson Bight and Tsitika River Watershed; preservation of the Stony Swamp projects; toxic waste; humane trappings; Niagara River pollution; transfer of dangerous goods; Wasternotes Technology Centre (WTC); and Windy Bay ecological reserve proposal.

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Volume [R5284] 33--35

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