Alberta’s “Treated” Tar Sands Tailings Have No Place in the Deh Cho River May 2 Written by Tori Cress Op-Ed by Daniel T'seleie water protectionClean WaterNWTTar SandsAlberta Tailings PondsWater Is Lifeindigenous climate actionIndigenous RightsDuty to Consult Tori Cress Previous Previous Vista coal mine expansion project must undergo federal impact assessment Next Next Keepers of the Water Newsletter Spring 2022 Edition
Alberta’s “Treated” Tar Sands Tailings Have No Place in the Deh Cho River May 2 Written by Tori Cress Op-Ed by Daniel T'seleie water protectionClean WaterNWTTar SandsAlberta Tailings PondsWater Is Lifeindigenous climate actionIndigenous RightsDuty to Consult Tori Cress