Recommendations for Responsible Clean Electricity Development in British Columbia

December 17, 2009
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West Coast Environmental Law
Watershed Watch Salmon Society
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This document offers six recommendations for improving the planning and development of renewable electricity projects in British Columbia. The recommendations, authored by the David Suzuki Foundation, the Pembina Institute, Watershed Watch Salmon Society and West Coast Environmental Law, have been endorsed by 25 environmental organizations across the province.

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