Task 7 - Recommendations on Monitoring and Managing Health Concerns Sample Clauses

Task 7 - Recommendations on Monitoring and Managing Health Concerns. The final report to be prepared by the Intrinsik Team under Phase 2 of this project will provide recommendations on spatial monitoring programs that could improve efforts to monitor and manage health risks to the people of northeastern BC. Again without presupposing the outcomes of the various tasks to be completed in Phase 2, it is envisioned that there may be recommendations surrounding air quality, water resource and even human health monitoring that could be adopted to ensure the ongoing protection of the health of residents in Local Health Areas 59, 60 and 81. The following are preliminary thoughts or examples that may be applicable: Air Quality Ambient air quality in northeastern BC and a perceived lack of comprehensive monitoring programs was a concern expressed during Phase 1 of the Project. Furthermore, the Phase 1 survey respondents had a number of suggestions on the topic of air monitoring, including having a sentinel air monitoring system for the entire region; installing air quality monitoring stations in communities and near residents; and making public the results from the monitoring stations. With these concerns and suggestions in mind, a high-level review will be conducted of current ambient air quality monitoring in BC Local Health Areas 59, 60 and 81 conducted by government and industry. Gaps in terms of the contaminants being monitored, the monitoring locations, and the availability of the data to the public will be identified. Based on this gap analysis, specific recommendations will be provided for improving the ambient monitoring in the region as well as the dissemination of the data collected. The context for these recommendations will be the evolving national strategy for managing air quality that is tending towards an airshed-based system. Water Resources The Intrinsik Team will provide recommendations to the province relating to the implementation of monitoring programs that could be employed to better safeguard human health surrounding oil and gas activities. These recommendations may relate to water quantity and quality data collected by the provincial or federal government and to recommendations that would be forwarded to the oil and gas industry as part of its environmental management and compliance obligations. The monitoring recommendations may relate to either drinking water monitoring or environmental monitoring (source water) and will consider all existing monitoring frameworks that are in place or recognized by governme...
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