What does PIAD stand for?

Pembina Institute for Appropriate Development (Canada)

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The Pembina Institute for Appropriate Development, Sierra Club of Canada and other applicants challenged the review panel's recommendation, submitting that it relied on technically and economically infeasible mitigation measures and failed to provide rationale for its recommendations, contrary to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act and the panel's terms of reference.

Canadian Court Requires Environmental Assessment Panel To Provide ...

We're dealing with a form of oil extraction in which the intensity of environmental impacts is at an order of magnitude greater than any other form of oil extraction we have seen on the planet," says Dan Woynillowicz, an environmental policy analyst with the Alberta-based Pembina Institute for Appropriate Development.

Nigeria of the north: oil sands frenzy threatens Alberta environment