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Home » Publications » ENVIRONMENT » Climate Change and Energy Equity » Federal Court of Appeal Factum filed on behalf of BC Nature

Federal Court of Appeal Factum filed on behalf of BC Nature

Filed in: Climate Change and Energy Equity Litigation Mining & Energy Province-wide | October 5, 2015 by The Environmental Law Centre Society

MEMORANDUM OF FACT AND LAW of the applicant FEDERATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA NATURALISTS carrying on business as BC NATURE

Written submissions filed in the Federal Court of Appeal on behalf of BC Nature

 

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