Environmental assessment and aboriginal claims : implementation of the Inuvialuit final agreement / Maureen G. Reed. : En107-3/18-1990E-PDF

"This essay explores new environmental impact screening procedures as they apply in the Northwest Territories. The research suggests that the goals of environmental protection are shared between environmental activists and native rights advocates. However, an historical review of government development policy in the North and an exploration of aboriginal claims reveals that native people have historically been excluded from direct involvement in the decision-making procedures that involve allocation of property, resource use, and land management. Native people consider their participation in land and resource-use management decisions as a cornerstone to elements of their rights"--Abstract.

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