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Archive for January 23, 2009
For Lamont County residents: Jan. 27 NRCB conference
January 23, 2009 by Walter Schneider.
Your attendance is needed!
This is for anyone who is concerned about the possible consequences and risks posed by the proposed sulphur-forming, -storage and -shipping facility intended to be built by Alberta Sulphur Terminals Ltd. (HAZCO) 2.2 km east from Bruderheim and NW from Lamont, at the junction of Highway 45 and Range Road 202.
The Natural Resources Conservation Board (NRCB) will be holding a pre-hearing conference regarding HAZCO’s application to construct and operate a sulphur-forming and -shipping facility. A plan for a buffer storage pile that will be out in the open, exposed to the elements and is intended to contain up to 100,000 tonnes of formed sulphur prills is part of HAZCO’s proposal.
NRCB Pre-Hearing Conference
Date and Time: January 27, 2009 at 10 a.m.
Location: Lamont Hall / Recreation Centre
4848 - 49th Street, Lamont, Alberta
You do not need to make a presentation, but your presence at the pre-hearing conference will have an impact. It will help even more if you forward this message to your friends and neighbours before the NRCB pre-hearing conference takes place.
Print this message and pass it on to those of your friends who don’t have e-mail or Internet access.
Information on the consequences of some sulphur fires and other sulphur-related incidents throughout the world and Alberta is accessible through the following links:
- http://folc.ca/sulphur_storage/fires.htm
- http://folc.ca/sulphur_storage/evacuations.htm
- http://lce.folc.ca/category/explosions-fires/
(Note: The websites indicated by the preceding links are not affiliated with The Friends of Lamont County (FOLC), but they do support the work done by FOLC.
Looking forward to seeing you at the NRCB pre-hearing conference,
Walter and Ruth Schneider
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