CAEPLA PUBLICATIONS
In the Latest Edition of The CAEPLA Landowner Journal
- Ottawa's National Energy Board and Its Disposition Toward You
- Ottawa's NEB Says to Participate in Its Policy-Making Processes CAEPLA Must Agree to Not "Publicy Criticize" Its Procedures
- The Alberta Land Bills and Their Impact on You
- Government MPs on the House of Commons Energy Committee Sit Idly by While Ottawa's NEB Tramples Landowner Rights
- Food Processors' Association Says Bill 50 Will Kill Jobs and Close Businesses
...and much, much more!
CAEPLA Landowner Journal Fall / Winter 2011
CAEPLA Landowner Journal Special Edition
CAEPLA Landowner Journal Spring 2010
Alberta Landowner Report Autumn 2009
When the Landman Comes Calling
CAEPLA Landowner Journal Spring 2009
Regulatory Capture Poster
A Revolution Underground: The History, Economics & Environmental Impacts of Hydraulic Fracturing
CAEPLA (Canadian Association of Energy and Pipeline Landowner Associations), an organization that believes in the importance of environmental stewardship and private property rights while at the same time being pro-development, decided in 2010 that it was uniquely positioned to investigate the issue of hydraulic fracturing. With the anecdotes of frustrated landowners on one hand and the industry’s blanket denials on the other, an open and honest debate on the issue has been lacking. Such a debate is sorely needed.
CAEPLA Brochures
CAEPLA has produced several brochures and publications used in mailings, distributed at farm shows etc.
All brochures and publications are available as images or PDFs. If you would like to obtain hard copies of any of the items, contact CAEPLA today. ___________________________________
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