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http://www.qp.gov.bc.ca/ subsection, regulations, manager, act, waste, minister, permit, remediation, substances, municipality, purposes, approving, accordance, environment. For the purposes of this Act, introduction of a waste into the environment means depositing the waste on or in, or allowing or causing the waste to flow or seep on or into, any land or water or allowing or causing the waste to be emitted into the air. the actual presence of a person who, or any life form that, is capable of being harmed or injured by the discharge of the air contaminant or effluent. Despite subsection (2), a manager may in writing order a person referred to in subsection (2), who is storing a special waste, to apply for a permit or approval and, if the manager does so, the person must apply for the permit or approval within 60 days of being served with notice of the order. British Columbia Water and Waste Association http://www.bcwwa.org BCWWA, membership, water, industry, WEF, AWWA, professionals, wastewater, committees, Objectives, education, Waste Association, British Columbia Water, environment. BCWWA is a non-profit association dedicated to the safeguarding of public health and the environment through the sharing of skills, knowledge and experience in the water and wastewater industries. From modest beginnings in 1973, the British Columbia Water & Waste Association (BCWWA) has evolved into an organization supporting over 3,700 water and wastewater professionals in BC and Yukon with training, educational opportunities, technology transfer & networking opportunities. BCWWA members have found that the most effective way to stay fully abreast of industry developments is through membership in our parent organizations, the American Water Works Association (AWWA) or the Water Environment Federation (WEF). Toxic Real Estate In BC: Liability http://www.wcel.org contamination, pollution, clean-up, environment, substantialibus, liability, purchasers, statutory, land, court, British Columbia, vendor, negligent, municipality. This report is the second of a three part series on toxic contamination of land in British Columbia. Volume II, this report, discusses the main principles governing liability for contaminated land in British Columbia today. It is intended to be an educational resource for persons interested in contaminated land or buildings, or for persons who are looking for solutions to contamination problems. The third volume of this series, Toxic Real Estate in British Columbia: Draft Statute for Discussion, will present a draft model statute to promote discussion regarding law reform issues. For example, the purchaser can protect him or herself by including in the contract of purchase and sale express representations and warranties about the quality and condition of the subject property. Solid Waste & Recycling http://www.solidwastemag.com/ waste, recycling, environment, Ontario, Minister, solid waste, BFI Canada, businesses, fire, Waste Management, SWANA, Quebec, municipalities, awards. Safety-Kleen seeks court injunction blocking faulty Quebec used-oil program [12/7/2004] The gloves are off in the fight over used-oil recycling policy in Canada. Court approves amicus brief filed by SWANA and NSWMA [12/6/2004] The Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA) and the National Solid Wastes Management Association (NSWMA), have been granted permission by the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia ... Ontario will examine Orillia Landfill C of A [11/24/2004] Ontario's Ministry of the Environment will conduct a review of the City of Orillia's operations at the Kitchener Street Landfill, Environment Minister Leona Dombrowsky has announced. Waste Reduction Week - Canada http://www.wrwcanada.com School, District, Recycling, Regional District, City, Canada, Bottle, Okanagan, Waste, Vancouver, Bottle Depot, Kootenay, River, Delta. Ecotainer Sales Inc. & Anex Distributors Ltd. Electronics Recycling Co. International Fibre Recycling Ltd. International Paper Industries Ltd. Jarvis School Teck Cominco Metals Ltd. Telus Communications (B.C.) Inc. Terra Gaia Inc. Tetra Pak Canada Inc. BC Bottle Depot Association: Article/Review http://www.bcbda.com/ members, depot, directors, President, bottle depot, membership fees, annual general meeting, websites, voting privileges, government, officer, act, listing, positive manner. The BC Bottle Depot Association (BCBDA) is a non-profit organization that represents the best interests of the bottle depot in British Columbia. These twelve members are President, Vice President, Secretary/Treasurer, Past President, six (6) Regional Directors and two (2) Directors at Large. An application for membership will be taken to the board of directors for associate membership and if general membership is required it then must be presented to the General membership at the annual general meeting for the approval. Funding for the Association is done through Membership Fees. Being a member of the Association ensures that you are represented in a positive manner with any bottle depot issues. 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