Markham interviews lawyer Drew Yemchuk, sessional lecturer and staff lawyer with the University of Calgary's Public Interest Law Clinic, about his recent ABLAWG post in which he describes how the Alberta Energy Regulator and industry as secretly establishing new rules for managing environmental liability with no input from the public or environmental groups.
"The AER has hopefully been trying to design the new system for the last five years, if not longer, and Albertans should be concerned about this new liability system being designed behind closed doors. If the new liability system is developed in meetings between the AER and the energy industry to the exclusion of the public, the new system is unlikely to protect the interests of Alberta’s citizens in general and rural landowners in particular." - Yewchuk.
ABLAWG post: [ Ссылка ]
