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Not in my Backyard: Legal and Other Issues in Finding Common Ground for the Approval of Major Resource Development Projects

机译：不在我家后院：为批准主要资源开发项目找到共同点的法律和其他问题

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With increasing environmental awareness and public participation in regulatory review processes, developing a major resource project in North America can be a daunting prospect for any project developer. Many projects already face complex environmental and regulatory issues, so stakeholder concerns can add an extra layer of complexity to permitting processes. Whether proponents are looking to develop mines, pipelines, port infrastructure or energy projects, the development of major projects can attract negative attention and act as a legal lightning rod not only in relation to the immediate project, but also as a forum for airing past grievances and other areas of disagreement with proponents or regulators. Environmental assessment and other permitting processes often seem to be less than adequate for resolving stakeholder conflicts, thus increasing the chances for negative media attention, project delays, and court action. As a result, federal and provincial governments are looking to bring greater certainty into regulatory approval processes. This session will consider proposed changes to the Canadian federal environmental assessment process (Bill C-69) and prospects for dispute resolution under the new regime, as well as provincial approaches to approving major projects and managing stakeholder conflicts. This session will also look at various case studies to identify the types of issues that stakeholders have raised within the context of major projects, as well as how the duty to consult Indigenous communities in Canada can impact regulatory processes. Finally, the session will consider strategies and best practices for reducing user conflicts and mitigating legal risk.
机译：随着环境意识的增强和公众对监管审查程序的参与，在北美开发大型资源项目对于任何项目开发商而言都是艰巨的前景。许多项目已经面临着复杂的环境和法规问题，因此利益相关者的担忧会为许可流程增加额外的复杂性。无论支持者是在寻求开发矿山，管道，港口基础设施还是能源项目，大型项目的开发都可能引起负面关注，不仅对当前项目起到法律避雷针的作用，而且还可以作为表达过去的不满的论坛以及其他与支持者或监管者意见分歧的领域。环境评估和其他许可程序通常似乎不足以解决利益相关者之间的冲突，因此增加了负面媒体关注，项目延误和法院诉讼的机会。因此，联邦和省级政府正在寻求将更大的确定性纳入监管审批程序中。本届会议将考虑对加拿大联邦环境评估程序（C-69号法案）的拟议变更以及在新制度下解决纠纷的前景，以及批准主要项目和解决利益相关方冲突的省级方法。本届会议还将研究各种案例研究，以识别利益相关者在重大项目中提出的问题类型，以及与加拿大土著社区进行磋商的义务如何影响监管程序。最后，会议将讨论减少用户冲突和减轻法律风险的策略和最佳实践。

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