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The BIGGEST Coal Risk to Date: Moratorium Lifted

In the middle of the January 2025 hearings on Grassy Mountain, the Minister of Energy and Minerals quietly directed the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) to remove the moratorium on coal mine development and exploration across the Rocky Mountains and Eastern Slopes, which has been in place since early 2022. Hundreds of thousands of hectares of NEW coal exploration and development could commence THIS spring.

More than 50 organizations, municipalities, and businesses signed on to community-led A Coal Policy for Alberta – 2022 and Beyond based on publicly available feedback submitted to the Coal Policy Committee. It provides a clear path forward to the end of coal in Alberta. Write your MLA, the Minister of Energy and Minerals, and the Premier and demand a policy that keeps Alberta's Rocky Mountains coal-mine free.

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Repeal the All-Season Resorts Act: Protect Alberta's Parks and Public Lands

Last December, the Government of Alberta passed Bill 35, turning the All-Season Resorts Act (ASRA) into legislation and exposing our parks to delisting and our public land to privatization. This was profoundly undemocratic and unethical, and we did not agree to it. Alberta’s parks, protected areas, and public lands belong to ALL of us. Full stop. We will not stand idly by while the ASRA strips us of the beloved places that belong to all of us — let's take action, together.

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Reclaim the Coal Exploration Footprint

When the Government of Alberta rescinded the 1976 Coal Policy in 2020, multiple coal companies were approved to construct over 700 drill-sites and more than 250 kilometers of new roads in the Rocky Mountains. These exploration scars remain on our landscape — a giant industrial footprint that continues to damage lands and waters in Alberta. Reclamation is critical. The longer these features remain, the more damage they will do.
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Defend Alberta Parks

Parks and protected areas make Alberta resilient. They provide us with places to escape the everyday, connect with nature, and feel refreshed and peaceful. On top of the individual mental and physical health benefits of parks, they also provide us with clean drinking water, store carbon in their trees, soils and grasses, and provide homes for the wildlife that many of us admire and depend on for food.

Our laws should make sure that these important values are enshrined and protected – for us, and for all future generations.

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Sustainable Forest Management

Alberta’s forests give us so much. From the Red Deer River along the Rocky Mountain Front to the Canadian border with Montana, the forests of the southern Eastern Slopes offer more than just gorgeous vistas.
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HOW TO BE HEARD

Toolkit for Effective Action

Not sure how to get started with a letter to your MLA? What do you say when you make a phone call to your elected officials? We've put together a toolkit to help get you started and help you feel confident while talking about environmental issues that are important to you! 

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