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National Advocate on Environment, 1984-1988 [textual record]

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Date:

1984-1988.

Reference:

R5284-30-1-E

Type of material:

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Item ID number:

190561

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James Ross Fulton fonds

Operational files, 1987

National Advocate on Environment, 1984-1988
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Date(s):

1984-1988.

Place of creation:

No place, unknown, or undetermined

Extent:

0.13 metre of textual records.

Language of material:

English

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The sub-series comprises 6 files arranged in alphabetical order, by subject heading, documenting James Fulton's activities and work as National Advocate on Environment. The major portion of the records are dated 1987.

The record types contained in this sub-series are: incoming correspondence and attachments; Fulton's replies; reports; telephone messages; telegrams; government reports; excerpts from published reports; and newspaper clippings and Hansards.

The issues documented are: salt on roads and salt disposal; use of calcium magnesium acetate and methanol de-icers; status of mine projects in Skeena; development of South Moresby into a National Park Reserve; Pelgrine falcons from Queen Charlotte Islands; Alice Arms Works; forestry and trapping interest in the Iskut area; protection of the Stikine River watershed; Federal Governments control of chlorophenols and dioxins in Canada; Herbicides and Pesticides use in Nova Scotia; Deregulation of the herbicides 2, 4-D and total ban on the use of herbicides on Queen Charlotte Islands. WILDLIFE PARKS: Radiation monitoring equipment on the Queen Charlotte Islands; Illegal U.S. poaching of our wildlife on the lower Stikine River; legislative protection to protect ancient trees in Canada; Canadian Wildlife Service; and proposal of gold mine on the Yakoun River.

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Volume [R5284] 88--89

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