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Kiora Pharmaceuticals Licenses South Korean Ophthalmic Development and Commercialization Rights for KIO-301 to Chong Kun Dang Pharmaceutical Corporation
Encinitas, California–(Newsfile Corp. – August 19, 2026) – Kiora Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ: KPRX) (“Kiora”) today announced that…
#EuropeSays #Korea #KR #chong #commercialization #corporation #dang #development #kio #kiora #Korean #kun #licenses #ophthalmic #pharmaceutical #Pharmaceuticals #rights #south
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I've never spent the time delving (IANAL) into this and maybe it has to be addressed or maybe it needs to be fought out in the courts, but here is the question:
If an LLM was trained on code that is subjected to GPL/GPLv2/GPLv3/AGPL licenses, then surely the generated artifacts are also subjected to those licenses?
Am I wrong?
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I've never spent the time delving (IANAL) into this and maybe it has to be addressed or maybe it needs to be fought out in the courts, but here is the question:
If an LLM was trained on code that is subjected to GPL/GPLv2/GPLv3/AGPL licenses, then surely the generated artifacts are also subjected to those licenses?
Am I wrong?
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I've never spent the time delving (IANAL) into this and maybe it has to be addressed or maybe it needs to be fought out in the courts, but here is the question:
If an LLM was trained on code that is subjected to GPL/GPLv2/GPLv3/AGPL licenses, then surely the generated artifacts are also subjected to those licenses?
Am I wrong?
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I've never spent the time delving (IANAL) into this and maybe it has to be addressed or maybe it needs to be fought out in the courts, but here is the question:
If an LLM was trained on code that is subjected to GPL/GPLv2/GPLv3/AGPL licenses, then surely the generated artifacts are also subjected to those licenses?
Am I wrong?
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I've never spent the time delving (IANAL) into this and maybe it has to be addressed or maybe it needs to be fought out in the courts, but here is the question:
If an LLM was trained on code that is subjected to GPL/GPLv2/GPLv3/AGPL licenses, then surely the generated artifacts are also subjected to those licenses?
Am I wrong?
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Are there any licenses that prevent use by genAI companies ? Or generally for-profit companies? 🙏
Edit: maybe this? https://github.com/non-ai-licenses/non-ai-licenses
(I know nothing about licenses, could someone confirm that any of these would work?)
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Are there any licenses that prevent use by genAI companies ? Or generally for-profit companies? 🙏
Edit: maybe this? https://github.com/non-ai-licenses/non-ai-licenses
(I know nothing about licenses, could someone confirm that any of these would work?)
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Are there any licenses that prevent use by genAI companies ? Or generally for-profit companies? 🙏
Edit: maybe this? https://github.com/non-ai-licenses/non-ai-licenses
(I know nothing about licenses, could someone confirm that any of these would work?)
#Licenses #noGenAI -
Are there any licenses that prevent use by genAI companies ? Or generally for-profit companies? 🙏
Edit: maybe this? https://github.com/non-ai-licenses/non-ai-licenses
(I know nothing about licenses, could someone confirm that any of these would work?)
#Licenses #noGenAI -
Are there any licenses that prevent use by genAI companies ? Or generally for-profit companies? 🙏
Edit: maybe this? https://github.com/non-ai-licenses/non-ai-licenses
(I know nothing about licenses, could someone confirm that any of these would work?)
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When the FAA proposed letting commercial rocket licenses bypass specified requirements under 13 federal laws, it paired a 1984 waiver power with a Supreme Court ruling about an 88-mile Utah oil railway, carrying a regulatory argument from rail tracks to launchpads
https://atlas.whatip.xyz/post.php?slug=when-the-faa-proposed-letting-commercial-rocket-licenses-bypass-specified-requirements-under-13-federal-laws-it-paired-a-1984-waiver-power-with-a-supreme-court-ruling-about-an-88-mile-utah-oil-railway-carrying-a-regulatory-argument-from-rail-tracks-to-launchpads
<p>The FAA’s 24-page proposal places 13 federal laws into a single waiver list
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More than 12,000 SMEs obtain free ChatGPT Business licenses with BBVA
You might be interested in Holaluz: what happened to the ‘rooftop revolution’? As a result of this alliance,…
#Spain #ES #Europe #Europa #EU #BBVA #000 #12 #Business #ChatGPT #Free #licenses #more #obtain #SMEs #than #with
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#Sourcecode is written by humans, for humans. High level #programming languages aren't used because they're the natural languages of the machines, they're simply the preferred form of humans to interact with them and with other programmers. So, when we talk about #AI code, what we're really talking about is about making source code, as we know it, irrelevant. Once humans largely get out of the picture, source code is no longer the original blueprint, the beating heart of a program... just an intermediate step in machine code generation. Like bytecode.
From this perspective, the #freesoftware and #opensource movements are greatly weakened by AI. They were started from very different assumptions of what the source code is good for, and in the AI era, they're starting to lose this original purpose and utility. Having source code that is open, and freely shareable between people, makes no longer as much sense when all we got over there is just #agentic output, coming out from fully propietary systems no less, and in which the LLM prompt was the actual blueprint of the program instead of the formal programming language that was generated by it.
Not only there's little to learn, little wisdom and value derived from humans reading code being generated by this process. But the #GPL, #MIT, #BSD or #Apache licenses used to distribute it become just as irrelevant as the code they're protecting; after all, these #licenses can't carry over to the LLM prompt. The elephant in the room for many people is: why bother with open source licensing, when the source code itself doesn't play as prominent a role in #computing anymore? It is perhaps in this manner that the tech #multinationals are moving to finally embrace, extend and extinguish the whole free software movement. Specially with so many prominent open source insiders actively collaborating with them in the pursuit of large pools of funding and personal financial gain.
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#Sourcecode is written by humans, for humans. High level #programming languages aren't used because they're the natural languages of the machines, they're simply the preferred form of humans to interact with them and with other programmers. So, when we talk about #AI code, what we're really talking about is about making source code, as we know it, irrelevant. Once humans largely get out of the picture, source code is no longer the original blueprint, the beating heart of a program... just an intermediate step in machine code generation. Like bytecode.
From this perspective, the #freesoftware and #opensource movements are greatly weakened by AI. They were started from very different assumptions of what the source code is good for, and in the AI era, they're starting to lose this original purpose and utility. Having source code that is open, and freely shareable between people, makes no longer as much sense when all we got over there is just #agentic output, coming out from fully propietary systems no less, and in which the LLM prompt was the actual blueprint of the program instead of the formal programming language that was generated by it.
Not only there's little to learn, little wisdom and value derived from humans reading code being generated by this process. But the #GPL, #MIT, #BSD or #Apache licenses used to distribute it become just as irrelevant as the code they're protecting; after all, these #licenses can't carry over to the LLM prompt. The elephant in the room for many people is: why bother with open source licensing, when the source code itself doesn't play as prominent a role in #computing anymore? It is perhaps in this manner that the tech #multinationals are moving to finally embrace, extend and extinguish the whole free software movement. Specially with so many prominent open source insiders actively collaborating with them in the pursuit of large pools of funding and personal financial gain.
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#Sourcecode is written by humans, for humans. High level #programming languages aren't used because they're the natural languages of the machines, they're simply the preferred form of humans to interact with them and with other programmers. So, when we talk about #AI code, what we're really talking about is about making source code, as we know it, irrelevant. Once humans largely get out of the picture, source code is no longer the original blueprint, the beating heart of a program... just an intermediate step in machine code generation. Like bytecode.
From this perspective, the #freesoftware and #opensource movements are greatly weakened by AI. They were started from very different assumptions of what the source code is good for, and in the AI era, they're starting to lose this original purpose and utility. Having source code that is open, and freely shareable between people, makes no longer as much sense when all we got over there is just #agentic output, coming out from fully propietary systems no less, and in which the LLM prompt was the actual blueprint of the program instead of the formal programming language that was generated by it.
Not only there's little to learn, little wisdom and value derived from humans reading code being generated by this process. But the #GPL, #MIT, #BSD or #Apache licenses used to distribute it become just as irrelevant as the code they're protecting; after all, these #licenses can't carry over to the LLM prompt. The elephant in the room for many people is: why bother with open source licensing, when the source code itself doesn't play as prominent a role in #computing anymore? It is perhaps in this manner that the tech #multinationals are moving to finally embrace, extend and extinguish the whole free software movement. Specially with so many prominent open source insiders actively collaborating with them in the pursuit of large pools of funding and personal financial gain.
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#Sourcecode is written by humans, for humans. High level #programming languages aren't used because they're the natural languages of the machines, they're simply the preferred form of humans to interact with them and with other programmers. So, when we talk about #AI code, what we're really talking about is about making source code, as we know it, irrelevant. Once humans largely get out of the picture, source code is no longer the original blueprint, the beating heart of a program... just an intermediate step in machine code generation. Like bytecode.
From this perspective, the #freesoftware and #opensource movements are greatly weakened by AI. They were started from very different assumptions of what the source code is good for, and in the AI era, they're starting to lose this original purpose and utility. Having source code that is open, and freely shareable between people, makes no longer as much sense when all we got over there is just #agentic output, coming out from fully propietary systems no less, and in which the LLM prompt was the actual blueprint of the program instead of the formal programming language that was generated by it.
Not only there's little to learn, little wisdom and value derived from humans reading code being generated by this process. But the #GPL, #MIT, #BSD or #Apache licenses used to distribute it become just as irrelevant as the code they're protecting; after all, these #licenses can't carry over to the LLM prompt. The elephant in the room for many people is: why bother with open source licensing, when the source code itself doesn't play as prominent a role in #computing anymore? It is perhaps in this manner that the tech #multinationals are moving to finally embrace, extend and extinguish the whole free software movement. Specially with so many prominent open source insiders actively collaborating with them in the pursuit of large pools of funding and personal financial gain.
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#Sourcecode is written by humans, for humans. High level #programming languages aren't used because they're the natural languages of the machines, they're simply the preferred form of humans to interact with them and with other programmers. So, when we talk about #AI code, what we're really talking about is about making source code, as we know it, irrelevant. Once humans largely get out of the picture, source code is no longer the original blueprint, the beating heart of a program... just an intermediate step in machine code generation. Like bytecode.
From this perspective, the #freesoftware and #opensource movements are greatly weakened by AI. They were started from very different assumptions of what the source code is good for, and in the AI era, they're starting to lose this original purpose and utility. Having source code that is open, and freely shareable between people, makes no longer as much sense when all we got over there is just #agentic output, coming out from fully propietary systems no less, and in which the LLM prompt was the actual blueprint of the program instead of the formal programming language that was generated by it.
Not only there's little to learn, little wisdom and value derived from humans reading code being generated by this process. But the #GPL, #MIT, #BSD or #Apache licenses used to distribute it become just as irrelevant as the code they're protecting; after all, these #licenses can't carry over to the LLM prompt. The elephant in the room for many people is: why bother with open source licensing, when the source code itself doesn't play as prominent a role in #computing anymore? It is perhaps in this manner that the tech #multinationals are moving to finally embrace, extend and extinguish the whole free software movement. Specially with so many prominent open source insiders actively collaborating with them in the pursuit of large pools of funding and personal financial gain.
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Starting with version 16, the entire base code of #FreeBSD will no longer contain any #GPL dependencies.
I find the thicket of #licenses too confusing, which is why I have only looked into #CC in any detail for my blogs. However, the fact that the developers of a significant #Unix system are making such a major effort to take this step gives me food for thought. Even without fully grasping the broader context, I respect the move.
I will now wait until #FreeBSD16 has been released before proceeding with my planned experiments. #Linux
https://www.fosslinux.com/159185/freebsd-16-gpl-free-linux-implications.htm
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Starting with version 16, the entire base code of #FreeBSD will no longer contain any #GPL dependencies.
I find the thicket of #licenses too confusing, which is why I have only looked into #CC in any detail for my blogs. However, the fact that the developers of a significant #Unix system are making such a major effort to take this step gives me food for thought. Even without fully grasping the broader context, I respect the move.
I will now wait until #FreeBSD16 has been released before proceeding with my planned experiments. #Linux
https://www.fosslinux.com/159185/freebsd-16-gpl-free-linux-implications.htm
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Starting with version 16, the entire base code of #FreeBSD will no longer contain any #GPL dependencies.
I find the thicket of #licenses too confusing, which is why I have only looked into #CC in any detail for my blogs. However, the fact that the developers of a significant #Unix system are making such a major effort to take this step gives me food for thought. Even without fully grasping the broader context, I respect the move.
I will now wait until #FreeBSD16 has been released before proceeding with my planned experiments. #Linux
https://www.fosslinux.com/159185/freebsd-16-gpl-free-linux-implications.htm
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Starting with version 16, the entire base code of #FreeBSD will no longer contain any #GPL dependencies.
I find the thicket of #licenses too confusing, which is why I have only looked into #CC in any detail for my blogs. However, the fact that the developers of a significant #Unix system are making such a major effort to take this step gives me food for thought. Even without fully grasping the broader context, I respect the move.
I will now wait until #FreeBSD16 has been released before proceeding with my planned experiments. #Linux
https://www.fosslinux.com/159185/freebsd-16-gpl-free-linux-implications.htm
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Caught Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Research Libraries, AI Research and Contract Override - Slaw https://www.slaw.ca/2026/07/02/caught-between-a-rock-and-a-hard-place-research-libraries-ai-research-and-contract-override/
“AI is changing expectations. Our collections are no longer just materials to read; they are becoming data to compute, analyze, model, and interact with conversationally.”
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Caught Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Research Libraries, AI Research and Contract Override - Slaw https://www.slaw.ca/2026/07/02/caught-between-a-rock-and-a-hard-place-research-libraries-ai-research-and-contract-override/
“AI is changing expectations. Our collections are no longer just materials to read; they are becoming data to compute, analyze, model, and interact with conversationally.”
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Caught Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Research Libraries, AI Research and Contract Override - Slaw https://www.slaw.ca/2026/07/02/caught-between-a-rock-and-a-hard-place-research-libraries-ai-research-and-contract-override/
“AI is changing expectations. Our collections are no longer just materials to read; they are becoming data to compute, analyze, model, and interact with conversationally.”
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Caught Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Research Libraries, AI Research and Contract Override - Slaw https://www.slaw.ca/2026/07/02/caught-between-a-rock-and-a-hard-place-research-libraries-ai-research-and-contract-override/
“AI is changing expectations. Our collections are no longer just materials to read; they are becoming data to compute, analyze, model, and interact with conversationally.”
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Caught Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Research Libraries, AI Research and Contract Override - Slaw https://www.slaw.ca/2026/07/02/caught-between-a-rock-and-a-hard-place-research-libraries-ai-research-and-contract-override/
“AI is changing expectations. Our collections are no longer just materials to read; they are becoming data to compute, analyze, model, and interact with conversationally.”
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https://www.europesays.com/africa/301174/ Tanzania Grants Historic Telecom Licenses To Enhance Digital Inclusion – Report #Connectivity #Licenses #News&Reports #Tanzania #TanzaniaCommunicationsRegulatoryAuthority(TCRA) #Telecommunication
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"... At the very least, the non-amended #emergency provisions regarding #water in the Water Act should be restored, and the water related amendments deleted, with certain exceptions such as the #provision stipulating that emergency #measures apply to deemed #licenses...."
18/24
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"... At the very least, the non-amended #emergency provisions regarding #water in the Water Act should be restored, and the water related amendments deleted, with certain exceptions such as the #provision stipulating that emergency #measures apply to deemed #licenses...."
18/24
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"... At the very least, the non-amended #emergency provisions regarding #water in the Water Act should be restored, and the water related amendments deleted, with certain exceptions such as the #provision stipulating that emergency #measures apply to deemed #licenses...."
18/24
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"... At the very least, the non-amended #emergency provisions regarding #water in the Water Act should be restored, and the water related amendments deleted, with certain exceptions such as the #provision stipulating that emergency #measures apply to deemed #licenses...."
18/24
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"... At the very least, the non-amended #emergency provisions regarding #water in the Water Act should be restored, and the water related amendments deleted, with certain exceptions such as the #provision stipulating that emergency #measures apply to deemed #licenses...."
18/24
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Amendments to the #Forest and #Prairies #Protection Act provide the #province with the authority to assume #command and actively support #municipalities responding to a #wildfire. And amendments to the #Water Act provide #Cabinet authority to determine priority of water use under water #licenses, and allow ‘low risk’ transfers between major water basins for use during #emergencies like a prolonged #drought.
Concerns are best articulated by a ABLawg.ca report:
16/24
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Amendments to the #Forest and #Prairies #Protection Act provide the #province with the authority to assume #command and actively support #municipalities responding to a #wildfire. And amendments to the #Water Act provide #Cabinet authority to determine priority of water use under water #licenses, and allow ‘low risk’ transfers between major water basins for use during #emergencies like a prolonged #drought.
Concerns are best articulated by a ABLawg.ca report:
16/24
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Amendments to the #Forest and #Prairies #Protection Act provide the #province with the authority to assume #command and actively support #municipalities responding to a #wildfire. And amendments to the #Water Act provide #Cabinet authority to determine priority of water use under water #licenses, and allow ‘low risk’ transfers between major water basins for use during #emergencies like a prolonged #drought.
Concerns are best articulated by a ABLawg.ca report:
16/24
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Amendments to the #Forest and #Prairies #Protection Act provide the #province with the authority to assume #command and actively support #municipalities responding to a #wildfire. And amendments to the #Water Act provide #Cabinet authority to determine priority of water use under water #licenses, and allow ‘low risk’ transfers between major water basins for use during #emergencies like a prolonged #drought.
Concerns are best articulated by a ABLawg.ca report:
16/24
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Amendments to the #Forest and #Prairies #Protection Act provide the #province with the authority to assume #command and actively support #municipalities responding to a #wildfire. And amendments to the #Water Act provide #Cabinet authority to determine priority of water use under water #licenses, and allow ‘low risk’ transfers between major water basins for use during #emergencies like a prolonged #drought.
Concerns are best articulated by a ABLawg.ca report:
16/24
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#Water #transfers should #maintain #public #transparency with #identification of #risks and #benefits to the #environment and the #public good.
To summarize, SAGE believes that meeting water #conservation objectives (WCOs) and preserving grasslands should be a minimum requirement before allowing the greater use of water in closed basins. Regardless of the water #licenses under FITFIR, meeting minimum flows for aquatic #ecosystem #health is the #priority.
11/24
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#Water #transfers should #maintain #public #transparency with #identification of #risks and #benefits to the #environment and the #public good.
To summarize, SAGE believes that meeting water #conservation objectives (WCOs) and preserving grasslands should be a minimum requirement before allowing the greater use of water in closed basins. Regardless of the water #licenses under FITFIR, meeting minimum flows for aquatic #ecosystem #health is the #priority.
11/24
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#Water #transfers should #maintain #public #transparency with #identification of #risks and #benefits to the #environment and the #public good.
To summarize, SAGE believes that meeting water #conservation objectives (WCOs) and preserving grasslands should be a minimum requirement before allowing the greater use of water in closed basins. Regardless of the water #licenses under FITFIR, meeting minimum flows for aquatic #ecosystem #health is the #priority.
11/24
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#Water #transfers should #maintain #public #transparency with #identification of #risks and #benefits to the #environment and the #public good.
To summarize, SAGE believes that meeting water #conservation objectives (WCOs) and preserving grasslands should be a minimum requirement before allowing the greater use of water in closed basins. Regardless of the water #licenses under FITFIR, meeting minimum flows for aquatic #ecosystem #health is the #priority.
11/24
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#Water #transfers should #maintain #public #transparency with #identification of #risks and #benefits to the #environment and the #public good.
To summarize, SAGE believes that meeting water #conservation objectives (WCOs) and preserving grasslands should be a minimum requirement before allowing the greater use of water in closed basins. Regardless of the water #licenses under FITFIR, meeting minimum flows for aquatic #ecosystem #health is the #priority.
11/24
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... such as not enforcing licensee #compliance with #conditions.”
The proposed amendments continue to promote the notion that #water #licenses are 'property #rights’ rather than a ‘right of use’. The FITFIR approach to water #management has inherent limitations considering the anticipated water regimes under prolonged #drought scenarios under #climateChange. These limitations are #complicated by the notion of #property rights.
10/24
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... such as not enforcing licensee #compliance with #conditions.”
The proposed amendments continue to promote the notion that #water #licenses are 'property #rights’ rather than a ‘right of use’. The FITFIR approach to water #management has inherent limitations considering the anticipated water regimes under prolonged #drought scenarios under #climateChange. These limitations are #complicated by the notion of #property rights.
10/24
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... such as not enforcing licensee #compliance with #conditions.”
The proposed amendments continue to promote the notion that #water #licenses are 'property #rights’ rather than a ‘right of use’. The FITFIR approach to water #management has inherent limitations considering the anticipated water regimes under prolonged #drought scenarios under #climateChange. These limitations are #complicated by the notion of #property rights.
10/24
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... such as not enforcing licensee #compliance with #conditions.”
The proposed amendments continue to promote the notion that #water #licenses are 'property #rights’ rather than a ‘right of use’. The FITFIR approach to water #management has inherent limitations considering the anticipated water regimes under prolonged #drought scenarios under #climateChange. These limitations are #complicated by the notion of #property rights.
10/24
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... such as not enforcing licensee #compliance with #conditions.”
The proposed amendments continue to promote the notion that #water #licenses are 'property #rights’ rather than a ‘right of use’. The FITFIR approach to water #management has inherent limitations considering the anticipated water regimes under prolonged #drought scenarios under #climateChange. These limitations are #complicated by the notion of #property rights.
10/24
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A 2024 Surface #Water #Management Performance Audit by Alberta’s Auditor General found that (p. 9) “the Department of #Environment and Protected Areas has no water #conservation objectives in most basins; does not know if existing water conservation objectives are working; lacks robust processes to #monitor water pressures, assess #risks, and decide when water conservation objectives are needed, and; has ineffective #processes to approve #licenses and #monitor #compliance...
9/24
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A 2024 Surface #Water #Management Performance Audit by Alberta’s Auditor General found that (p. 9) “the Department of #Environment and Protected Areas has no water #conservation objectives in most basins; does not know if existing water conservation objectives are working; lacks robust processes to #monitor water pressures, assess #risks, and decide when water conservation objectives are needed, and; has ineffective #processes to approve #licenses and #monitor #compliance...
9/24
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A 2024 Surface #Water #Management Performance Audit by Alberta’s Auditor General found that (p. 9) “the Department of #Environment and Protected Areas has no water #conservation objectives in most basins; does not know if existing water conservation objectives are working; lacks robust processes to #monitor water pressures, assess #risks, and decide when water conservation objectives are needed, and; has ineffective #processes to approve #licenses and #monitor #compliance...
9/24
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A 2024 Surface #Water #Management Performance Audit by Alberta’s Auditor General found that (p. 9) “the Department of #Environment and Protected Areas has no water #conservation objectives in most basins; does not know if existing water conservation objectives are working; lacks robust processes to #monitor water pressures, assess #risks, and decide when water conservation objectives are needed, and; has ineffective #processes to approve #licenses and #monitor #compliance...
9/24
