Calgary Southwest Regional Policy Plan

Submission to Calgary City Council

November 20, 2006
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Jesse Row
Former Program Director, Energy Efficiency
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A letter submitted by the Pembina Institute to Calgary City Council regarding the Southwest Regional Policy Plan.  The letter requests that council members reassess the policy plan due to the negative impacts the plan may have in terms of rising greenhouse gas emissions and infrastructure costs.

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Jesse Row
Former Program Director, Energy Efficiency

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