SIERRA CLUB OF CANADA INVITES

CONCERNED RESIDENTS TO A PUBLIC MEETING

There is a lot of controversy about the issues of health risk related to toxic contamination, the best clean-up technology for the Muggah Creek Watershed and the nature of federal environmental assessment law.

Come hear from experts on health: Dr. Timothy Lambert, University of Calgary, and the Chair of the Scientific Advisory Committee to the Peoples’ Health Commission who will update the community health studies.

• Dr. Les Ignasiak, inventor of the CSP soil-washing technology

• Craig McEwen P.Eng. of Hallett Environmental & Technology Group on hydrogen reduction technology

Also on hand to answer your questions: Dan McMullin, Chair of the Cape Breton Group and Elizabeth May, Executive Director of Sierra Club of Canada.

ASK THE QUESTIONS ON YOUR MIND:

Why does Sierra Club of Canada oppose any plan that involves incineration?

What are the technologies that offer a safer approach to clean-up?

Is it safe to live near the area during remediation?

What is a panel review under the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act?

WHERE & WHEN?

Saturday, October 2, 2004

at 2:30 PM

Cambridge Suites Hotel, The Esplanade

Please contact 539-3303