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Suncor Steepbank Mine Project Application
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Suncor Inc. is applying for regulatory approval to proceed with the development of the proposed Steepbank Mine, to be located across the Athabasca River from its current operations near Fort McMurray in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo in northeastern Alberta. In April1995 a disclosure document was released for the proposed mine. Since then, a comprehensive public and regulatory consultation and communication program and an environmental impact assessment have been underway in parallel with engineering feasibility studies. This document comprises the Application for Approval of Steepbank Mine and serves to meet the requirements under the Alberta Oil Sands Conservation Act, the Alberta Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act and the Alberta Water Resources Act. It also includes the Environmental Impact Assessment. This folder contains the main volumes of the EIA plus the supporting reports. Look at the Subject List at the left to see the Volume/Report titles then click on the applicable link on the right.
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- 1996
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- Attached 24 - 6-2 - Habitat Suitability Models for the Suncor Study Area
- Attached 21 - 5-5 - Suncor Mine Advanced Plan, D & R and Cumulative Effects
- Attached 37 - 8-4 - Fish Flavour Impairment Study
- Attached 10 - 3-1 - Socio-Economic Baseline Report-Wood Buffalo Region
- Attached 23 - 6-1 - Abundance & Distribution of Moose May 1996
- 0 - Download - 0-0 - Steepbank Mine Project Application April 1996
- Attached 19 - 5-3 - Suncor Mine Expansion- Baseline Forestry Report
- Attached 27 - 6-5 - Baseline Study for Fur Trapping
- Attached 20 - 5-4 - Visual Impact of Steepbank Mine Development
- Attached 32 - 8-0 - Impact Analysis of Aquatic Issues Associated with the Steepbank Mine
- Attached 16 - 5-0 - Impact Analysis of Terrestrial Resources Associated with the Steepbank Mine
- Attached 15 - 4-0 - Impact Analysis of Human Health Issues Associated with the Steepbank Mine
- Attached 17 - 5-1 - Terrestrial Baseline Report for the Steepbank Mine
- Attached 25 - 6-3 - Herpetofauna in the Steepbank Study Area
- Attached 1 - 0-1 - Steepbank Mine Project Application Executive Summary
- Attached 28 - 7-0 - Impact Analysis Steepbank Mine EIA Surface Water & Groundwater
- Attached 2 - 0-2 - Supplemental Information Requirements-Steepbank Mine
- Attached 8 - 2-1 - Quality Assurance Review Report May 1996
- Attached 33 - 8-1 - Aquatic Report for the Athabasca, Steepbank and Muskeg Rivers
- Attached 44 - 10-0 - Historical Resources Impact Assessment Steepbank Mine Permit 95-083
- Attached 34 - 8-1A - Aquatic Report for the Athabasca, Steepbank and Muskeg Rivers-Appendices
- Attached 26 - 6-4 - Waterfowl, Raptors & Breeding Terrestrial Birds of the Suncor Lease
- Attached 5 - 1-0 - Detailed Conservation & Reclamation Plan for Suncor's Integrated Mine Plan
- Attached 35 - 8-2 - Athabasca River Water Releases Impact Assessment
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- Attached 22 - 6-0 - Impact Analysis Steepbank Mine Enviromental Wildlife Component
- Attached 13 - 3-4 - Profile of the Community of Fort McKay
- Attached 7 - 2-0 - Quality Assurance & Database Management Plan
- Attached 6 - 1-1 - Suncor Reclamation Landscape Performance Assessment
- Attached 18 - 5-2 - Baseline Soil Survey for Proposed Steepbank Mine
- Attached 38 - 8-5 - Spring Fisheries Investigation - Addendum
- Attached 41 - 9-2 - Ambient Air Quality Observations Report
- Attached 43 - 9-4 - Ambient Air Quality Predictions Report
- Attached 12 - 3-3 - Fort Chipewyan Community Profile, Attitudes & Perceptions
- Attached 42 - 9-3 - Meteorology Observations in the Athabasca Oil Sands Region
- Attached 9 - 3-0 - Impact Analysis of Socio-Economic Impacts Associated With the Steepbank Mine
- Attached 39 - 9-0 - Impact Analysis of Air Emissions Associated with the Steepbank Mine
- Attached 14 - 3-5 - Fort McKay Survey of Wildlife, Including Aquatic Mammals at Steepbank Mine
- Attached 3 - 0-3 - Steepbank Mine Supplemental Information Response
- Attached 31 - 7-3 - Athabasca River Bridge to Steepbank Mine River Hydraulics & Ice Study
- Attached 11 - 3-2 - Fort McKay Renewable Resources on the Proposed Steepbank Mine
- Attached 29 - 7-1 - Hydrology Baseline Steepbank Mine
- Attached 36 - 8-3 - Laboratory Studies on Trophic Effects & Fish Health
- Attached 30 - 7-2 - Hydrogeology Baseline Steepbank Oil Sands Mine
- Attached 4 - 0-4 - Steepbank Mine Second Supplemental Information Request
- Attached 40 - 9-1 - Sources of Atmospheric Emissions in the Athabasca Oil Sands Region Report
- Canada, Alberta, Fort McMurray
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