Environment

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Best Practices Advisory: Contaminated Sites Management Plans

Best Practices Advisory: Environmental Considerations in Real Property Transactions

Best Practices Advisory: Federal Brownfields

* Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment

The CCME is the major inter-governmental forum in Canada for discussion and joint action on environmental issues of national and international concern. The council is made up of environment ministers from the federal, provincial & territorial governments.

Contaminated Sites and Solid Waste Landfills Inventory Policy

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Treasury Board Policy effective as of July 1, 2000.

Contaminated Sites Management Working Group

The Contaminated Sites Management Working Group (CSMWG) is an interdepartmental committee established to develop a common federal approach to, and exchange information on, the management of contaminated sites under federal custody.

* Environmental Quality in Canadian Cities: The Federal Role

This State of the Debate report addresses the emerging importance of cities, as well as their increasing environmental challenges.

Federal Contaminated Sites Inventory - Access Database

Federal Contaminated Sites Inventory - Input Guide 2005

Federal Contaminated Sites Inventory - XML Schema Using XSD Dialect

A data exchange format for departments choosing to submit data to TBS using XML technology.

Guidance on Accounting for Environmental Liabilities

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This document provides guidance on the issues surrounding the accounting for the liability for contaminated sites.

Heads Up FHIO (Federal House In Order)

The Federal House in Order (FHIO) initiative is the federal government's plan for reducing greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) within its own operations in line with the National Implementation Strategy on Climate Change

Policy on Accounting for Costs and Liabilities related to Contaminated Sites

The Federal Contaminated Sites and Solid Waste Landfills Inventory