Lakehead University, Thunder Bay
Part 1: Ethics and Environmental Justice
The Search for a “Willing Host” for Canada’s Nuclear Waste Storage in Northwestern Ontario
What is Canada’s plan for the storage of its growing stockpile of nuclear waste? And, how will social acceptance and the need for a ‘willing host’ be considered? In this webinar, join Cassandra Eby of LakeheadU’s Bora Laskin Law School and CELA’s Northern Services counsel Kerrie Blaise to learn about environmental ethics and their centrality to environmental justice.
This webinar was originally aired on Tuesday, March 23, 2021. The Slidedeck is available to download here: Ethics and Environmental Justice
Part 2: A Community’s ‘Right to Know’ and Environmental Protection
Tools for Community Engagement and Knowledge about Pollutants
How can communities and members of the public find out about pollutants in their community? And, what protections are in place to prevent environmental emissions and restore ecosystems? In this webinar, join Matt Pascuzzo of LakeheadU’s Bora Laskin Law School and CELA’s Northern Services counsel Kerrie Blaise to learn about the toxic legacy of the Terrace Bay pulp mill and online tools communities can use to find out about local developments, emissions, and pollutants in their town.
This webinar was originally aired on Thursday, March 25, 2021. The Slidedeck is available to download here: A Community’s ‘Right to Know’ and Environmental Protection
Northern Focus: A Two-Part Webinar Series
Lakehead University, Thunder Bay
Part 1: Ethics and Environmental Justice
The Search for a “Willing Host” for Canada’s Nuclear Waste Storage in Northwestern Ontario
What is Canada’s plan for the storage of its growing stockpile of nuclear waste? And, how will social acceptance and the need for a ‘willing host’ be considered? In this webinar, join Cassandra Eby of LakeheadU’s Bora Laskin Law School and CELA’s Northern Services counsel Kerrie Blaise to learn about environmental ethics and their centrality to environmental justice.
This webinar was originally aired on Tuesday, March 23, 2021. The Slidedeck is available to download here: Ethics and Environmental Justice
Tools for Community Engagement and Knowledge about Pollutants
How can communities and members of the public find out about pollutants in their community? And, what protections are in place to prevent environmental emissions and restore ecosystems? In this webinar, join Matt Pascuzzo of LakeheadU’s Bora Laskin Law School and CELA’s Northern Services counsel Kerrie Blaise to learn about the toxic legacy of the Terrace Bay pulp mill and online tools communities can use to find out about local developments, emissions, and pollutants in their town.
This webinar was originally aired on Thursday, March 25, 2021. The Slidedeck is available to download here: A Community’s ‘Right to Know’ and Environmental Protection
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