Ottawa announced $60 million to protect Canada's largest national park after the UN warned it would be added to a list of World Heritage sites in danger due to industrial impacts from hydro development and the Alberta oilsands.
Canada and the U.S. are bound together by waterways that transcend political borders. But what happens when industrial development changes those waters in ways that could last hundreds of years?
The Smith’s Landing and Mikisew Cree First Nations criticized studies challenging the view that southern development has damaged the Peace Athabasca Delta.
Canada’s largest national park will be added to list of World Heritage in Danger without further action to mitigate impacts of hydro dams and oilsands development on Peace-Athabasca delta
