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Southern Alberta Landscapes: Meeting the Challenges Ahead (SAL) Report represents a “snap shot” of southern Alberta as it is today. The report
looks at some of the historic trends that have resulted in the current landscape but is intended primarily as a tool that provides the contextual
framework for discussion of current issues and future trends in the SAL region.
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Southern Alberta Landscapes: Meeting the Challenges Ahead (SAL) Report represents a “snap shot” of southern Alberta as it is today. The report
looks at some of the historic trends that have resulted in the current landscape but is intended primarily as a tool that provides the contextual
framework for discussion of current issues and future trends in the SAL region.
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Southern Alberta Landscapes: Meeting the Challenges Ahead (SAL) Report represents a “snap shot” of southern Alberta as it is today. The report
looks at some of the historic trends that have resulted in the current landscape but is intended primarily as a tool that provides the contextual
framework for discussion of current issues and future trends in the SAL region.
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This report was compiled to describe the overall sectoral characteristics and trends in economic activity in southern Alberta, to identify key drivers that may determine the future direction of the economy, and to give a general description of the types of environmental impacts that might be expected as a result of economic development in key sectors. Data included in this report were collected through a document and literature review and through interviews with social and environmental scientists, economists, industry representatives, and government officials.
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This report is intended as an overview report of the current economic and demographic conditions in the southern region. An understanding of “where we are” is essential to understanding potential future conditions. This report assesses current conditions under the topics of: population numbers and distribution, employment in the region’s various economic sectors, and economic activity in the region.
One of the required background information products is an overview of literature on the theory and practice of sustainable development. An overview of the key global and continental issues and trends that have shaped sustainable development theory and practice is also required in order to put the findings in the appropriate context.
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Southern Alberta is currently experiencing rapid economic growth. To help understand the cumulative effects of economic growth on the southern Alberta landscape, modelling was done to simulate change over a 50-year period using two different scenarios. This report presents the results of the modelling.
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Alberta Sustainable Resource Development staff (Rangeland Management Branch Public Lands Division and Resource Information Unit, Integrated Regional Services) categorized native range into “range sites” based on recognizable soil and landscape features.
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The objectives of the literature review were to:
Identify and summarize literature that provide quantitative information on Total Nitrogen (TN), Total Phosphorus (TP) and Total Suspended Solids (TSS) export coefficients in the Southern Alberta region.
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These standards and guidelines are intended for operations involving the use of energy system wood ash as a liming material for agricultural soil. General information on wood ash is presented as well as the regulatory requirements for generators and
recommended practices for land managers.
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