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Dan Woynillowicz - Senior Policy Analyst, Pembina Institute

Dan Woynillowicz is a Senior Policy Analyst with the Pembina Institute. Dan joined the Pembina Institute in 2001 as an environmental policy analyst in the Energy Watch Program.

Since 2003, he has led the Institute's engagement in the review of proposed oil sands projects and in the numerous multi-stakeholder initiatives involved in regional environmental management and monitoring in the Athabasca oil sands. Dan acts as a spokesperson for the Institute and has presented expert testimony regarding the environmental impacts of oil sands development before both provincial and federal regulatory review panels. He holds a B.Sc. in Environmental Science (University of Calgary) and an MA in Environment and Management (Royal Roads University).

Publications

• Apr 11, 2007 Haste Makes Waste: The Need for a New Oil Sands Tenure Regime (Fact Sheet)
• Apr 11, 2007 Haste Makes Waste: The Need for a New Oil Sands Tenure Regime (Report)
• Apr 2, 2007 Oil Sands Fever — A Blueprint for Delivering on Albertans' Expectations
• Oct 12, 2006 Resource Development in the North: Oil Sands Development and Climate Change - Implications for Canadians (Fact Sheet)
• Aug 23, 2006 Oil Sands Fever: The Environmental Implications of Canada's Oil Sands Rush (fact sheet)
• May 1, 2006 Troubled Waters, Troubling Trends (Summary Report)
• May 1, 2006 Troubled Waters, Troubling Trends (Full Report)
• Mar 15, 2006 Down to the Last Drop: The Athabasca River and Oil Sands
• Nov 29, 2005 The Climate Implications of Canada's Oil Sands Development (Backgrounder)
• Nov 23, 2005 Oil Sands Fever: The Environmental Implications of Canada's Oil Sands Rush
• Jul 1, 2004 When the Government is the Landlord
• Apr 1, 2003 Oil and Troubled Waters