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In 2009, there was a joint panel report on the Mackenzie Gas project, which involved the development of three gas fields and a 1,000-kilometre pipeline. The panel gathered information to assist the final decision-makers of the collaborating governments. Their analysis included a comprehensive assessment of the positive and negative effects as well as the long-term legacy of the proposed undertaking in light of the alternatives and lasting public interest. This was an example of:

Select one:

a. Sustainability-based assessment

b. Upward harmonization

c. Class environmental assessment

d. Cumulative-effect assessment

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Oil sands in Alberta are regulated by the:

Select one:

a. Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency

b. Alberta Energy Regulator

c. Canada Energy Regulator

d. National Energy Board

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In Canada, the largest user of nuclear energy is Ontario, where nuclear power constitutes more than ____________ of the total power used in the province:

Select one:

a. 65 percent

b. 60 percent

c. 50 percent

d. 70 percent

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The Canadian Environmental Assessment Act, 2012 aimed to streamline federal assessment by:

Select one:

a. Eliminating specified time limits for particular review process components

b. Eliminating screenings of small projects

c. Providing individualized decision-making authority to the National Energy Board

d. Focusing more on federal/provincial overlap

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Sector-based regimes are regulatory frameworks that apply to a particular environmental medium, such as air, water, or land.

Select one:

True

False