The federal review panel is releasing its environmental report and recommendations about the proposed Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline Thursday and UBC experts are available to comment.
Kevin Hanna
Geography, UBC Okanagan campus
Cell: 778-363-4806
Email: kevin.hanna@ubc.ca
George Hoberg
Faculty of Forestry
Tel: 604.822.3728
Email: george.hoberg@ubc.ca
Twitter: @ghoberg
Blog: http://greenpolicyprof.org/wordpress/
- What does this mean and what happens next?
- Environmental assessment and regulatory review process
- Politics, First Nations issues and environmental concerns
Kathryn Harrison
Dept. of Political Science
Cell 778.968.4923
Email: kathryn.harrison@ubc.ca
- Provincial-federal and interprovincial relations
Werner Antweiler
Sauder School of Business
Tel: 604.822.8484
Email: werner.antweiler@sauder.ubc.ca
- Economic impact of the pipeline
James Tansey
Sauder School of Business
Cell: 604.562.4546
Tel: 604.827.4443
Email: james.tansey@sauder.ubc.ca
- Environmental considerations
- Aboriginal concerns and economic impact
Gordon Christie
Faculty of Law
Cell: 778.986.2977
E-mail: christie@law.ubc.ca
- The abilities of Aboriginal communities to use Canadian law to advance their interests
Michael Byers
Canada Research Chair in Global Politics and International Law
Email: michael.byers@ubc.ca
(Available by Skype or phone)
- International dimensions of the pipeline issue (Canada’s relationships with China and the U.S.)
- Environmental issues
Charles Menzies
Dept. of Anthropology
Email: charles.menzies@ubc.ca
- Risk for coastal First Nations