Livingstone Landowners Group (LLG)
PO Box 148 T0K 0P0 Cowley, AB, Canada

The link to the completed film. https://youtu.be/Kjz8VGQiXGg

A great series. Emilie Brien: Feb. 15 Kevin Van Tighem: Feb 22 Elizabeth Anderson: Mar. 1 Ian Urquhart: Mar. 8

Time is running out to register for the first of a two-part webinar series "Outlining the Carbon Opportunity". On Thursday we will hear from BCarbon and Grassr...oots Carbon. In this webinar you will learn about BCarbon's protocols and how the protocols are applied on the ground. Grassroots Carbon uses BCarbon protocols in their carbon exchange to partner corporate carbon buyers looking to reduce their carbon footprint with landowners who are engaged in regenerative practices in a win-win for buyers, landowners, and the environment. REGISTER HERE: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_AnOx5cdESI6I1U7b5XPGUg See more

"Additional mining will add pressure on water use in the Saskatchewan River system and studies of the impact on water quality of existing open-pit coal mines in B.C. have detected toxic amounts of selenium in runoff in that province, said Pomeroy. Researchers have found levels above those that you could use to irrigate crops or give to livestock or to humans. Such contamination is very hard to clean up. The impacts last for hundreds if not thousands of years.

Compliments of Fishburn Ranch https://www.fishburnranch.com/

From Alberta Wilderness Association: "Today Benga Mining, the Piikani Nation, and the Stoney Nakoda Nations will appear before Justice L. Bernette Ho of the Alberta Court of Appeal to seek permission to appeal the Grassy Mountain decision. In June the Alberta Energy Regulator categorically rejected Benga’s applications for the Grassy Mountain Coal Project." The hearing is scheduled to start at 9:30 am Today (Wed, December 8 )and you can view it here: https://albertacourts.ca//calgary-single-judge-chambers---

From five years ago today. Photo credits not recorded. Just over that range could be strip mines. Possibly coming soon to a viewscape near you.

"There is, in fact, foreign money being spent to influence the coal issue by Australian-owned companies that continue to try to influence a government elected by Albertans to serve Albertans. Savage’s response to the next public report she has to table may well be her last chance to redeem a government apparently more interested in keeping us angry at shadow adversaries than in actually facing hard facts and finding real solutions in a changing world."

A lot of rural people, especially intergenerational landowners, are some of the most committed conservationists you’re going to find, Lund says. They’re very conscious of soil health and grazing frequency and the flora and the fauna. So Albertans are not as one-dimensional as they’re sometimes made out to be. https://nationalpost.com//370c03c5-0642-4560-b992-3d9/amp/

Bobbi Lambright, Spokesperson from Livingstone Landowners Group, said: There has been no active mining on the Tent Mountain site since 1979. Starting up a much larger mine after more than 40 years of inactivity warrants a thorough federal and provincial review, especially given the proposed mine’s location in our important headwaters region. https://niitsitapiwaterprotectors.com/new-release

Event April 6. https://thetyee.ca//Alberta-Government-Fines-Hunter-Tresp/

The Livingstone Landowners Group is pleased it'll be part of the coal policy consultations.

Media Release Coal Policy Engagement Process Needs to Close Some Critical Gaps The Coal Policy engagement process announced yesterday by Energy Minister Sonya Savage has some critical gaps that must be addressed quickly, says the Livingstone Landowners Group (LLG)....Continue reading

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Have a postcard sent to Minister Wilkinson! Ask for Grassy Mountain Mine to be rejected! Demand a federal environmental review for the Tent Mountain Mine! Please Pass this link on to 5 others. Thanks... https://www.livingstonelandowners.net/postcard See more