Ab Castlegar News

November 10, 1989

BUSINESS

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Hydro says
energy use
rising

VICTORIA (CP) British
Columbians will consume enough
energy during the next 20 years to
require six large, new hydroelectric
projects, a B.C. Hydro official

Although the accuracy of the
annual

forecast is “open to debate,"* per

2.8-per-cent growth
capita energy consumption is still
British Columbia,
Chris Boatman, vice-pi

rising i

corporate and environ
fairs.

People are turning off the
lights and they are building more
energy efficient buildings,” Boat
man said in an interview. “But
consumption is still, growing
because of all the new appliances
people are buying for their
homes

The problem is growing use of
hot tubs, whirlpools, microwayes
and computers, he said. ie

Eight gigawatts a year
to light 800 home

enough
s being con
sumed—on_jacuzzis in British
Columbia,’ Boatman said

“Personal computers only came
on the market in 1982, and they are
a growing factor in consumption

growth

Impact assessment
would take time

FORT CHIPEWYAN, Alta, (CP) — It could take
more than (wo years to determine exactly how a giant pulp
mill will affect northern Alberta rivers, an official from
Alberta Environment said Thursday

The department would have to conduct studies to
monitor the effluent pumped out by the $1.3-billion Alber
ta-Pacific mill, to be built near Athabasca, Alta

Bryan Kemper, head of the provincial environmental
monitoring branch, said the mill's effldent would have to
be followed to see where they go in the Athabasca and
Peace Rivers and their overall effect on the river system

Kemper told a federal-provincial hearing into the
proposed mill that the studies woulid-tikely be carried out
by federal, provincial and local governments, research

agencies and consultants

The Alberta-Pacific kraft mill project is one of six
huge forestry projects the Alberta government has lured to
the northern half of the province in the country’ third
largest forestry boom. The province hopes the $3.5 billion
projects will help diversify Alberta's oil-based economy

The Japanese-controlled company has been criticized
for its assessment of the mill's

Tivers, lakes and forests.

At hearings last week, Bob Lane, a federal environ
ment official, said the company’s assessment _was
inadequate and Ottawa would not approve the project
without further study. The Alberta government said the
projects would go ahead

Outside the hearings Gothpare his

comments to those made by Lane, and refused to comment

Kemper would not

impact on the northern

on whether the Alberta-Pacitic project should be delayed in
light of his submission

“That's a question that should be put to the review
board and it is inappropriate for any government to com
ment,"’ Kemper said

But elders from Fort Chipewyan, a largely native and
Metis community 600 kilometres northeast of Edmonton,
told the panel they still remember a 1982 oil spill into the
Athabasca River from the Suncor oilsands plant

Elder Saul Marten said he recalls how fish he caught
after the Suncor spill were yellow on the inside, and forsees
similar problems from pulp mill development

Mary. Waquan. said_bullrushes_and_grass along the
river bank turned yellow after the 1982 spills while fish took
onthe smell of fuel

“If you are going to continue damaging the water,
what are the people going to eat,” she said, through a Cree
translator

More than 100 people attended the hearings in a com:
munity hall covered with posters reading: **Our lives for
Japanese commercialism’ and ‘Who really benefits?"”

Suncorwas fined $35,000 in connection with the spills,
‘said Denny Thomas, a lawyer who represented Suncor at
the time and now advises Alberta-Pacific. No direct con
nection was ever established between the fish tainting and
the spill, he said

Matthew Lepine, chief of the local Cree band, said the
pace of area development must slow down. ‘More time is
needed to assess the cumulative impact of the mills on our

environment,”’ he said.

Costly cleanups predicted

EDMONTON (CP)
vironmental issues posed by major

Ignoring en
projects, including huge pulp mills
proposed for Alberta, means risking
cosily cleanups later, says the Bank of
Montreal’s senior vice-president and
chief economist

The explosive growth of public debt
means Canadians can’t depend on
government to bail them out if things
go wrong, Lloyd Atkinson said in an
interview

“I's frequently a lot costlier to do
the chore after a lot of damage has
been done,” he said
going to have to dig into provincial and
federal coffers to clean up the mess.”

Atkinson said he has no way of
knowing what impact proposed
forestry projects will have on the en-

‘Then we are

vironment, but sound economic plan:

ning means dealing with such issues up 7-2 percent fromeight per cent in 1988.
flirting with a

front ‘Canada _ is

One federal official has called a
proposal by Alberta-Pacific for a $1.3
billion pulp mill in northern Alberta
unacceptable. Federal Environment
Minister Lucien Bouchard has said
“there are information gaps that must
be filled to conduct a good environ
mental assessment

Atkinson predicted the Alberta
economy will pick up next yea

“We're not

growth,

talking roaring

he said, but forecast growth
of 2.2 per cent will be double the
Canadian average
Alberta’s forecast growth for 1989
1.3 per cent will rank second last
in Canada, Atkinson said, but the

Royal Canadian Legion

Branch No. 170

jobless rate in the province will drop to

recession,'’ Atkinson said, but is in lit
tle danger of a serious slowdown, like
the recession of 1981-82

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Remarks by President... Gerry Rust
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Address by... John Charters
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