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Development Decisions: Lessons learned from Yukon’s environmental assessment model
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Development Decisions: Lessons learned from Yukon’s environmental assessment model
Two decades ago, the Yukon Environmental and Socio-economic Assessment Board (YESAB) was created under the Umbrella Final Agreement with a clear purpose: to provide neutral, rigorous assessments of development projects that consider both environmental and socio-economic effects. Since 2005, YESAB has reviewed more than 3,700 projects: ranging from small-scale research permits to major mines, and, in doing so, has helped shape the trajectory of d…
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