Clean Air Strategy
RENEWED CLEAN AIR STRATEGY FOR ALBERTA
The Government of Alberta has released its Renewed Clean Air Strategy to reaffirm its commitment to the management of air quality for the benefit of all Albertans. Beginning in 2008, The Clean Air Strategic Alliance (CASA) brought together 47 representatives from industry, government and non government organizations who contributed their energy to over 5400 hours of project work developing CASA’s recommendations for the renewed strategy. Public consultation initiatives engaged 440 Albertans.
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CLEAN AIR STRATEGY FOR ALBERTA
The Government of Alberta asked CASA to develop recommendations for a renewed Clean Air Strategy for Alberta. A project team was created in 2007 and recommendations were passed to the government in July 2009.
On June 21, the CASA board created a new project team to develop recommendations for a Clean Air Strategy for Alberta. Air quality has potentially significant effects on the well-being of Albertans and the environment. The rapid economic and population growth in the province, combined with the public’s increased awareness of health and lifestyle issues highlight the need for an update to the 1991_Clean_Air_Strategy_reduced.
The team’s objective was to recommend a clean air strategy that would serve as the foundation of the Government of Alberta’s long term strategy for clean air.
Read more in the terms of reference.
REPORT
View the recommendations here.
- Read the media release.
If you’d like more information, please email casa@casahome.org.