Cumulative Effects Assessment & Management, Eastern Canada

Cumulative Effects Assessment & Management, Eastern Canada is a conference dedicated to the current and future of cumulative effects assessment and management.

Topics

• Ring of Fire: A Crucial Turning Point for Indigenous Jurisdiction and Climate Change
• Adapting to Change: Navigating the Amendments to the IAA and Their Implications for Project Timelines, Requirements, and Approvals
• Exploring Regional Impact: Cumulative Effects Assessments in Atlantic Canada
• Indigenous-Led Cumulative Effects Assessment: Paving the Way for Sustainable Futures
• Update on Mackenzie Valley’s Regional Strategic Environmental Assessment of the Slave Geological Province

Who should Attend

Attendees from:

• Forestry
• Mining
• Offshore Wind
• Indigenous Communities
• Engineering and Environmental Service Firms
• Renewable and Hydroelectric
• Fisheries and Agriculture
• Government and Regulatory Bodies
• Infrastructure
• Power/Utilities
• Natural Gas Exploration and Production Companies
• Nuclear
• Exploration and Production Companies
• Natural Gas Pipeline and Processing Companies
• Oil Refineries and Upgraders
• Pipeline and Midstream Companies
• Law Firms with environmental practices
• Oil Sands Operators and Developers
• Resource sector industry associations