Archive for the 'Sherwood Park' Category
Sabotage of Overhead High Voltage Power Lines
• August 7, 2012 • Comments Off on Sabotage of Overhead High Voltage Power LinesPosted in Alberta Utilities Commission, bury power lines, Burying High Voltage Lines, Calgary Police Service, CSIS, David Omick, Edmonton Police Service, Electricity: Coal-fired, electricity: hydro, fuel cell, Heartland Transmission Project, high voltage power line sabotage, Operation Circuit Breaker, RCMP, Sherwood Park, Solar energy, underground power lines, Wind energy
Tags: 9/11, Alberta Utilities Commission, Bury high voltage lines, bury power lines, Calgary Police Service, Coal-fired electricity, counter-terrorism unit, CSIS, David Omick, Edmonton Police Service, fuel cell, Heartland Transmission Project, high voltage power line sabotage, hydro-electricity, negative power line impacts, Operation Circuit Breaker, RCMP, Sherwood Park Greenbelt, solar energy, terrorism, underground power lines, wind energy
Bury Power Lines to Avert Power Outages
• July 3, 2012 • Comments Off on Bury Power Lines to Avert Power OutagesPosted in Aesthetic Impacts, Agricultural Impacts, Aircraft Impacts, AltaLink, bury power lines, Burying High Voltage Lines, Edmonton (City of), Environmental Impacts, EPCOR, Health Impacts, Heartland Transmission Project, Livestock Impacts, Pipeline Impacts, Power outages, Property Value Impacts, Safety Impacts, Sherwood Park, Tourism Impacts, underground power lines, Visual Impacts
Tags: AltaLink, Bury high voltage lines, bury power lines, City of Edmonton, EPCOR, Heartland Transmission Project, negative power line impacts, power line aesthetic impacts, power line agriculture impacts, power line aircraft impacts, power line damages, power line environmental impacts, power line health impacts, power line livestock impacts, power line pipeline impacts, power line property value impacts, power line safety impacts, power line tourism impacts, power line visual impacts, power outages, Sherwood Park, underground power lines
Heartland Transmission Project Update
• June 26, 2012 • Comments Off on Heartland Transmission Project UpdatePosted in Aesthetic Impacts, Agricultural Impacts, Aircraft Impacts, Alberta Electric System Operator, Alberta Government, Alberta P.C. Party, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alison Redford, AltaLink, ATCO Electric, Bill 50, bury power lines, Burying High Voltage Lines, Court of Appeal, Eastern Alberta Transmission Line, Environmental Impacts, EPCOR, Health Impacts, Heartland Transmission Project, Pipeline Impacts, Property Rights, Property Value Impacts, Public Consultation, Safety Impacts, Sherwood Park, SNC-Lavalin, Socio-economic Impacts, Southern Alberta Transmission Reinforcement Project, Tim LeRiche, Tourism Impacts, underground power lines, Western Alberta Transmission Line
Tags: Alberta Court of Appeal, Alberta Electric System Operator, Alberta Government, Alberta PC Party, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alberta's Industrial Heartland, Alison Redford, Alison Redford political interference, AltaLink, ATCO Electric, Bill 50, Bury high voltage lines, bury power lines, Eastern Alberta Transmission Line, Edmonton Greenbelt, environmental impact assessment, EPCOR, Heartland Transmission Project, power line aesthetic impacts, power line agriculture impacts, power line aircraft impacts, power line environmental impacts, power line health impacts, power line pipeline impacts, power line property value impacts, power line safety impacts, power line socio-economic impacts, power line tourism impacts, private property rights, public consultation, Sherwood Park, Sherwood Park Greenbelt, SNC-Lavalin, Southern Alberta Transmission Reinforcement Project, Tim LeRiche, underground power lines, Western Alberta Transmission Line
Southern Alberta Landowners Fight AltaLink Power Lines
• June 21, 2012 • Comments Off on Southern Alberta Landowners Fight AltaLink Power LinesPosted in Aesthetic Impacts, Agricultural Impacts, Aircraft Impacts, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alberta Wildrose Party, AltaLink, Bird Deaths, Brian Brewin, Cardston-Taber-Warner, Chinook Area Land Users Association, Environmental Impacts, Gary Bikman, Goose Lake to Etzikom Coulee Transmission Project, Health Impacts, Heartland Transmission Project, Livestock Impacts, Picture Butte to Etzikom Coulee Transmission Project, Potato Growers of Alberta, Property Value Impacts, Public Consultation, Sherwood Park, Tourism Impacts, Visual Impacts
Tags: Alberta Utilities Commission, Alberta Wildrose Party, AltaLink, Brian Brewin, Cardston-Taber-Warner, Chinook Area Land Users Association, Gary Bikman, Glenwood, Goose Lake to Etzikom Coulee Transmission Project, Heartland Transmission Project, Picture Butte to Etzikom Coulee Transmission Project, Potato Growers of Alberta, power line aesthetic impacts, power line agriculture impacts, power line aircraft impacts, power line bird deaths, power line environmental impacts, power line health impacts, power line livestock impacts, power line tourism impacts, power line visual impacts, public consultation, Sherwood Park, Taber, Twin Butte
Fishhawk Ranch Opposition to Power Line Grows
• June 6, 2012 • Comments Off on Fishhawk Ranch Opposition to Power Line GrowsPosted in Aesthetic Impacts, bury power lines, Burying High Voltage Lines, Electromagnetic Fields, Environmental Impacts, FishHawk Ranch, Health Impacts, Heartland Transmission Project, Property Value Impacts, Randall Area Youth Service Council, Sherwood Park, Tampa Electric Co., underground power lines, Visual Impacts
Tags: Bury high voltage lines, bury power lines, Channing Park, conservation area, FishHawk Ranch, Heartland Transmission Project, negative power line impacts, Newland Communities, power line electromagnetic fields, power line environmental impacts, power line health impacts, power line opposition, power line property value impacts, power line visual impacts, Randall Area Youth Service Council, Sherwood Park Greenbelt, Tampa Electric Co., underground power lines
Heartland Power Line Battle Not Over
• May 18, 2012 • Comments Off on Heartland Power Line Battle Not OverPosted in Alberta Electric System Operator, Alberta Government, Alberta Industrial Heartland Assoc, Alberta Utilities Commission, AltaLink, Colchester Elementary School, Corona Effect, Electricity: Co-generation, Electricity: Coal-fired, Electromagnetic Fields, Environmental Impacts, EPCOR, Health Impacts, Heartland Transmission Project, John Kristensen, Karen Shaw, Linda Osinchuk, Pipeline Impacts, Proximity, Sherwood Park, SNC-Lavalin, Strathcona County, Sturgeon County, Tar Sands Upgrader
Tags: Alberta Court of Appeal, Alberta Electric System Operator, Alberta Government, Alberta Industrial Heartland Association, Alberta Utilities Commission, AltaLink, Coal-fired electricity, Colchester Elementary School, corona effect, electricity cogeneration, EPCOR, Heartland Transmission Project, John Kristensen, Karen Shaw, Linda Osinchuk, negative power line impacts, pipeline explosion, power line electromagnetic fields, power line environmental impacts, power line health impacts, power line opposition, power line pipeline impacts, school closing, Sherwood Park Greenbelt, SNC-Lavalin, Strathcona County, Sturgeon County, tar sands upgrader
AUC Heartland Decision Not in Best Public Interest
• May 15, 2012 • Comments Off on AUC Heartland Decision Not in Best Public InterestPosted in Alberta Utilities Commission, AltaLink, bury power lines, Burying High Voltage Lines, Colchester Elementary School, Electromagnetic Fields, Environmental Impacts, EPCOR, Health Impacts, Heartland Transmission Project, John Kristensen, Linda Osinchuk, Proximity, Sherwood Park, SNC-Lavalin, Strathcona County, underground power lines
Tags: Alberta Utilities Commission, AltaLink, Bury high voltage lines, bury power lines, Colchester Elementary School, EPCOR, Heartland Transmission Project, John Kristensen, Linda Osinchuk, negative power line impacts, power line electromagnetic fields, power line environmental impacts, power line health impacts, power line opposition, school closing, Sherwood Park Greenbelt, SNC-Lavalin, Strathcona County, underground power lines
