INTRODUCTION A Renewed Conversation About Water In February 2013, the Government of Alberta began a renewed conversation with Albertans, including stakeholders, First Nations and Métis organizations about our province

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$Aquatic ecology / Water management / Aquifers / Water resources / Alberta / Groundwater / Oil sands / Hydraulic fracturing in the United States / Alberta Geological Survey / Water / Hydrology / Hydraulic fracturing$ Date: 2015-02-20 16:43:10 Aquatic ecology Water management Aquifers Water resources Alberta Groundwater Oil sands Hydraulic fracturing in the United States Alberta Geological Survey Water Hydrology Hydraulic fracturing		INTRODUCTION A Renewed Conversation About Water In February 2013, the Government of Alberta began a renewed conversation with Albertans, including stakeholders, First Nations and Métis organizations about our province Add to Reading List Source URL: esrd.alberta.ca Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,06 MB Share Document on Facebook

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