Don't miss this opportunity to get the latest information and practical strategies for compliance you need to navigate this constantly changing regulatory landscape, and to help you:

• Learn how best to deal with the myriad departments and agencies that play a role in environmental regulation in Alberta

• Discover the best legal and compliance strategies to carry
out reclamation and remediation of contaminated sites

• Explore how best to undertake plans to reduce and control
your organization's greenhouse gas emissions

• Get up-to-speed on your organization's responsibilities under the new federal regulations for petroleum storage tanks

• Develop a clear understanding of the provincial government's
long-term water use strategy

• Review recent trends in investigations, enforcement and prosecutions

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HazMat Management Magazine

Oilweek Magazine

• How Clean is Clean? Management, Reclamation and Remediation of Contaminated Sites

• The Never Ending Story: Liability and Remediation of Contaminated Sites

• Critical Developments in Greenhouse Gas Emissions Management and Climate Change

• GHG Emissions Reductions and Management

• Investigations, Enforcement and Prosecutions: Obtaining the Best Results

• Bill C-45: Avoiding Criminal Liability for Environmental Incidents

• Reducing the Time and Cost of the Remediation Certification Process: Specialist Sign-Off and
the Role of the Regulator

• Finding Your Way Through the Jurisdictional Maze

• Challenges and New Opportunities: Forest Products Companies and Environmental Regulation

• An Update on the Species At Risk Act

• Tanks for the Memories: New Regulations for Storage Tank Systems for Petroleum and Allied Petroleum Products

• How Stakeholder Consultation with First Nations is Changing the Regulatory Approval Process

Industry in Alberta continually faces significant new developments and potential challenges in the area of environmental law and regulation — and keeping up-to-date can be a daunting task. If you are responsible for environmental law and regulatory compliance issues within your organization, you need to keep current with the latest changes.

This year is no different. The federal government recently revealed its plans for full implementation of the Kyoto Protocol. Don't miss this opportunity to learn more about the direction of government policy, new opportunities and the impact on industry.

Note: Members of the Canadian Brownfields Network (CBN) are entitled to 10% of conference registration rates.

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Who Should Attend

Environmental professionals and their advisors in the manufacturing, oil and gas, natural resources, chemical and petro-chemical, and regulatory sectors

Environmental managers, auditors and coordinators

Environmental engineers, planners, consultants and technologists

Environmental health and safety professionals

Regulatory affairs and compliance officers

Environmental lawyers

Municipal, provincial and federal government officers and policy-makers

Environmental service providers

Public-sector environmental enforcement officers