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Monthly Archives: October 2010
Forest Policy – the Chronicle Herald
Listen to people, not forest companies By SILVER DONALD CAMERON Sun, Oct 17 – 9:40 AM Listen to people, not forest companies By SILVER DONALD CAMERONSun, Oct 17 – 9:40 AM Which is more important, the forest or the trees? … Continue reading
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New funds for conservation
The federal government has committed more than $760,000 for environmental conservation and protection efforts across Nova Scotia. South Shore-St. Margaret’s MP Gerald Keddy made the announcement in Bridgewater this week (mid-October) saying the funding will generate awareness of at-risk and … Continue reading
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MLA contact information
Want to know who is in the legislature and how to contact them? Here is the web address. It has been added to the TREPA site as a link so you can always find it. Links are listed in the … Continue reading
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A good storm water solution
The Chronicle Herald of Sunday, October 10, 2010, had an article about the storm water management system design at the new Yarmouth High School. It was quite an encouraging report. The design is an underground water containment system that collects … Continue reading
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Yarmouth Active Transportation Plan
TREPA supports active transportation and, over the years, has presented ideas for bike paths and a trail along Broad Brook to the town. A plan has been in the works and the public is invited to attend a Presentation of … Continue reading
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