Milestones, Clean Air Awards, and potential workplan priorities
Laurie Gallant, Facilitator, footprint environmental strategies
Joanne Dickenson, Treasurer
BVLD 2006 Ambient Air Quality Report
Ben Weinstein, Ministry of Environment
CANFOR Beehive Burner Demolition Announcement and Video
The CANFOR beehive burner was officially closed down on April 5, 2007. Wood residue formerly burned is now being used to produce stove pellets for overseas markts and to fuel a clean energy system. All metal from the burner system was recycled.
With the closure of the CANFOR burner and the PIR burner in July 2005, four operating burners remain in the the BLVD Airshed. The Houston Forest Products burner is scheduled to close by December 31, 2007. The three remaining burners are Tier 2 - Decker Lake, Babine Forest Products, and Cheslatta Forest Products. There are no posted closure dates for these burners at this time.
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Agenda, Constitution Amendment and Facilitator's Annual Report (PDF)
President's Message by Paul Schwarz:
From Where I Sit: A Chronological Tale of Airshed Management in the BVLD
Proceedings with updates from:
Energy Centre of the North
Greg Meredith, CFDC Nadina
Energy Smart Smithers
Nikki Skuce, One Sky
CANFOR's Pellet Manufacturing Plant and Energy System
Leroy Reitsma , CANFOR Houston
Ambient air quality assessment and monitoring programs –
Results for 2005 and implications for BVLD Air Quality (PDF)
Ben Weinstein, Ministry of Environment
Weather or not: Pollutants Move through the Airshed
Results of the BVLD Dispersion Modelling Project (PDF)
Stephanie Meyne, Ministry of Environment
Results of the BVLD Woodstove Exchange Pilot Project Phase 1 (PDF)
Tony Wakelin , Ministry of Environment
Clean Air Plan review and proposed amendments (PDF)
Facilitator: Laurie Gallant , Footprint Environmental Strategies
