An Integrated Approach to Mineral Policy

Scott Clausen and Mary Louise Mcallister

Journal of Environmental Planning and Management, 2001, vol. 44, issue 2, 227-244

Abstract: Governments and industries in the natural resources sectors are beginning to recognize the importance of adopting a more holistic approach to resource management. Canada has been a global leader in the adoption of multi-stakeholder approaches to mineral resource policy design and development. As such, Canada offers a worthwhile case-study in which to examine the changing resource management environment of the mineral industry. Of particular interest here is the role that can be played by the federal department, Natural Resources Canada, and the Canadian mineral industry in fostering an integrated and sustainable strategy for the mineral sector. Integrated resource and environmental management offers a useful conceptual foundation on which to base this strategy.

Date: 2001
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