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B.C. RELEASES SECOND GREENHOUSE GAS INVENTORY REPORT VICTORIA – Minister of Environment Barry Penner and Minister of State for Climate Action John Yap released B.C.’s second annual Greenhouse Gas Inventory Report – an important tool in measuring the province’s progress toward reducing greenhouse gases emissions. |
BRINGING B.C.’S WATER LAWS INTO THE 21ST CENTURY VICTORIA – British Columbians care deeply about our water resources and want to ensure provincial water laws are updated to better protect water, now and in the future, according to a new report released by Environment Minister Barry Penner. |
WATER CONSERVATION URGED IN SOUTHERN INTERIOR VICTORIA – Concerns about fish populations and water supplies has prompted a request for proactive water conservation in the Southern Interior, Environment Minister Barry Penner said. |
PROVINCE OF B.C. APPROVES CRD SEWAGE TREATMENT PLAN VICTORIA – The B.C. government has approved a wastewater management strategy proposed by the Capital Regional District that will for the first time treat up to 40 billion litres of sewage per year before it is discharged into the Strait of Juan de Fuca. |
STREAMFLOW AND DROUGHT CONDITIONS IN B.C. VICTORIA – Due to dry weather in July and record-low river levels in the northern half of British Columbia, Environment Minister Barry Penner announced today that the Peace region has been reclassified to Drought Level 4 (extremely dry conditions). |
STREAMFLOW AND WATER SUPPLY CONDITIONS VICTORIA – Environment Minister Barry Penner is reminding British Columbians to conserve water to protect water sources and help meet future water demands. |
WILDFIRE SMOKE FORECASTING RESOURCE NOW AVAILABLE KAMLOOPS – The Province has helped launched an innovative resource that uses satellite technology and weather data to forecast smoke caused by wildfires, allowing British Columbians to see and plan for changes in smoke and air quality levels. |
ARTS IN THE PARKS CELEBRATES BC PARKS’ CENTENNIAL VICTORIA – Provincial parks across British Columbia will feature arts and cultural events in celebration of BC Parks’ centennial with $120,000 in provincial funding, announced Minister of Environment Barry Penner and Minister of Tourism, Culture and the Arts Kevin Krueger. |
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