A well-known textbook author specializing in environmental science and chemistry.
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Environmental science is inextricably linked to policy. This edition educates students on Canadian legislation, such as the Canadian Environmental Protection Act (CEPA), and the complex jurisdictional battles between federal and provincial governments regarding resource management. It covers high-profile Canadian issues like the oil sands in Alberta, the Site C dam in British Columbia, and the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, providing real-world case studies for theoretical concepts.
The text explores diverse Canadian biomes, from the temperate rainforests of British Columbia to the Arctic tundra. It details the specific threats facing these regions, such as habitat fragmentation and invasive species. 4. Energy and Resource Management
Balancing trade-offs and finding equitable ways to implement change .