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SUMMARY:Environmental Law and Liability
DESCRIPTION:In this presentation by EGBC\, Michael Manhas will discuss Canadian environmental law and liability risks faced by those working in the area. The presentation will start with an overview of the legal landscape with reference to key environmental statutes\, including jurisdiction over the environment and how environmental laws approach regulation. The presentation will then discuss important developments in environmental in recent years. Finally\, the presentation will discuss liability risks faced by environmental practitioners\, with reference to case studies from reported court decisions.
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Hydrogeology and Groundwater Management
DESCRIPTION:This seminar presented by EGBC is tailored towards attendees who wish to have a better understanding of hydrogeological and groundwater management concepts.
URL:https://cab-bc.org/event/introduction-to-hydrogeology-and-groundwater-management-2/
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SUMMARY:Writing Effective Emails
DESCRIPTION:In today’s environment\, emails are by far the most commonly used communication method in the workplace. With an increase in reliance on connecting remotely\, clients and colleagues expect your emails to be clear and concise. This webinar presented by EGBC is focused on giving you the tools to write effective emails. The webinar will also review effective and ineffective sample emails\, and provide you with key tips and techniques you can immediately apply to your writing.
URL:https://cab-bc.org/event/writing-effective-emails-2/
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SUMMARY:Writing Effective Proposals and Reports
DESCRIPTION:This webinar presented by EGBC is for those who wish to develop the confidence and writing skills necessary to write effective proposals and reports. Through a series of hands-on workshops\, participants will learn the key elements of writing and submitting winning proposals and reports\, and how to tailor content for both technical and non-technical audiences. In addition\, participants will learn to determine what their clients (internal and external) are looking for and how they will evaluate the proposal or review the report.
URL:https://cab-bc.org/event/writing-effective-proposals-and-reports-3/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:Technical Writing: Solutions for Effective Written Communication
DESCRIPTION:This webinar presented by EGBC provides practical\, applicable solutions and techniques for how to express your thoughts succinctly in written format. Through a series of hands-on workshops\, you will learn to write effective emails\, technical memos\, letters\, reports\, and other documents. Whether you are a junior employee or a seasoned professional in your technical field\, this seminar will help you to improve your technical writing skills.
URL:https://cab-bc.org/event/technical-writing-solutions-for-effective-written-communication-2/
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SUMMARY:New Perspectives on Mine Closure
DESCRIPTION:Mine closure is an issue of growing importance for mining companies\, the communities that host operations\, Indigenous peoples\, and governments with regulatory oversight of closure planning. In the coming years\, the world’s top miners are expected to spend over $50 billion (USD) closing mines and managing legacy sites. For many stakeholders and rightsholders\, there is a growing expectation that successful closure plans will go beyond remediation and short-term technical solutions to consider the complex socio-economic aspects of closure. Best practice planning is now expected to include measures that support a just transition for workers\, communities\, and governments as the jobs\, taxes\, royalties\, and philanthropic investments associated with producing mines diminish and then disappear. In this course presented by EGBC in Partnership with BRIMM Mining Education at UBC\, participants will examine the social and environmental dimensions of mine closure.
URL:https://cab-bc.org/event/new-perspectives-on-mine-closure-2/
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SUMMARY:Truth and Reconciliation: Embracing Truth for Meaningful Reconciliation
DESCRIPTION:In recent years\, Canadians have started listening to the Indigenous voices that had been silenced for so long. While this is prompting many to want to act in reconciliation collectively\, a key message from many of these voices is that we must first fully engage with “truth” in order to make reconciliation possible and meaningful. Truth and Reconciliation in Canada is a process aimed at acknowledging and addressing the historical injustices inflicted upon Indigenous peoples. It seeks to uncover the truth about past atrocities\, foster healing and reconciliation\, and pave the way for a more equitable future. Webinar presented by EGBC.
URL:https://cab-bc.org/event/truth-and-reconciliation-embracing-truth-for-meaningful-reconciliation/
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SUMMARY:Writing Effective Proposals and Reports
DESCRIPTION:This webinar presented by EGBC is for those who wish to develop the confidence and writing skills necessary to write effective proposals and reports. Through a series of hands-on workshops\, participants will learn the key elements of writing and submitting winning proposals and reports\, and how to tailor content for both technical and non-technical audiences. In addition\, participants will learn to determine what their clients (internal and external) are looking for and how they will evaluate the proposal or review the report.
URL:https://cab-bc.org/event/writing-effective-proposals-and-reports-2/
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SUMMARY:New Perspectives on Mine Closure
DESCRIPTION:Mine closure is an issue of growing importance for mining companies\, the communities that host operations\, Indigenous peoples\, and governments with regulatory oversight of closure planning. In the coming years\, the world’s top miners are expected to spend over $50 billion (USD) closing mines and managing legacy sites. For many stakeholders and rightsholders\, there is a growing expectation that successful closure plans will go beyond remediation and short-term technical solutions to consider the complex socio-economic aspects of closure. Best practice planning is now expected to include measures that support a just transition for workers\, communities\, and governments as the jobs\, taxes\, royalties\, and philanthropic investments associated with producing mines diminish and then disappear. In this course presented by EGBC in Partnership with BRIMM Mining Education at UBC\, participants will examine the social and environmental dimensions of mine closure.
URL:https://cab-bc.org/event/new-perspectives-on-mine-closure/
LOCATION:Online
ORGANIZER;CN="Engineers and Geoscientists BC":MAILTO:info@egbc.ca
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