Concern Sample Clauses

Concern. The Community is concerned that the increased access and workforce will result in increased recreational and backcountry use and increased fishing and hunting pressure in the region.

Concern. Community members are concerned about the effects that point and non-point source air emissions are having on the health of community members and the overall effects of industrial development on community health. In view of the many planned developments in the region, the Community perceives negative impacts to health and well-being in the Community of Fort XxXxx.

Concern. The Community is concerned about the capability of the Project’s end pit lake to sustain aquatic life and develop water quality to an acceptable standard to Fort XxXxx. The Community is also concerned and potential impacts to the Xxxx River from end pit lake discharge.

Concern. The Community is concerned about the project-specific and cumulative impacts on traditional land, especially areas in close proximity to Fort XxXxx.

Concern. The Community lacks confidence in environmental monitoring data from developers.

Concern include chemicals, pollutants, contaminants, wastes, toxic substances, petroleum and petroleum products and any other substance that is currently regulated by an Environmental Law or that is otherwise a danger to health, reproduction or the environment.

Concern. Community members are concerned about the health and safety effects related to smoke in the Community from companies clearing land and slash burning.

Concern. Alberta Environment is in the process of finalizing Interim NOx Emission Guidelines that should apply to the Joslyn North Mine Project. The Fort XxXxx IRC was involved in the development of these Interim Guidelines with Alberta Environment and RIWG and believes they represent a very positive first step in slowing the increase in regional NOx emissions and better protecting Fort McKay’s air quality. Final NOx Emission Guidelines will be developed by 2009.

Concern. The Community, through the IRC, requires input into all environmental monitoring plans and mitigation strategies. The IRC should also be consulted regarding any changes to the monitoring and mitigation strategies set out herein or in the annual Action Plans.

Concern. The Community, through the IRC, requests that this Agreement and attached Schedules be submitted to the regulators.