Early Actions in the NWT:

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  • Early Actions in the NWT: Book Detail

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  • Release Date : 1998
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  • Pages : 2
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  • File Size : 33,33 MB

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Book Description: Reviews existing experience in conserving energy & reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the Northwest Territories, then outlines: an initiative to co-ordinate activities among major energy organizations to reduce energy & utility costs; opportunities offered by Mackenzie Delta natural gas to offset diesel used to generate electricity; the potential for additional hydroelectric power production; and challenges facing the Territories such as population growth and low economic activity.

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