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Remediation of Sydney Tar Ponds and Coke Ovens Sites:
The Sydney, Nova Scotia tar ponds & coke ovens sites are former industrial properties contaminated by metals & hazardous organic compounds. The federal & provincial governments are proposing to remediate these sites. This document begins with background on the history of industrial contamination at the sites. It then describes the purpose & components of the remediation project, the scope of the project, the factors to be considered in an environmental assessment of the project, key environmental issues associated with the project, the environmental assessment method to be employed, measures that can be used to mitigate the environmental impacts of the project, and the public consultations that are to be carried out in order to solicit views related to the project.
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Draft Agreement
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Environmental Impact Statement Guidelines for the Environmental Assessment of the Sydney Tar Ponds and Coke Ovens Sites Remediation Project
The proposed project to remediate the contaminated Sydney Tar Ponds & Coke Ovens sites in Nova Scotia is subject to an environmental assessment under the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act and portions of the provincial Environment Act. These guidelines present information for project proponents on the purpose & content of the environmental impact statement that is to be prepared to help regulators & the public understand the project, the existing environment, and the potential environmental effects of the project. The guidelines contain specific direction to the proponent regarding the preparation & structure of this statement, including required information related to the project description, impact assessment methodology, existing environment, adverse effects & environmental effects assessment, proposed mitigation measures, cumulative effects, compliance & effects monitoring, and public information programs.
