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2 Supplemental Report – “2004 Breeding Bird Surveys of the Proposed WhitesPoint Quarry Site, Digby Neck, Nova Scotia”. December 2004.

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13 Dadswell, M.J., “Migration of Inner Bay of Fundy Atlantic Salmon inRelation to the Proposed Quarry in the Digby Neck Region of Nova Scotia”.November 2004.

14 Fader, Gordon B., Atlantic Marine Geological Consulting Ltd. “MarineArchaeology offshore Digby Neck, Bay of Fundy Report for the ProposedQuarry and Marine Terminal at Whites Point, Digby Neck, Nova Scotia”.March 2005

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20 Fader, Gordon B. Atlantic Marine Geological Consulting Ltd. “Sidescan SonarInterpretation, Evaluation and Regional Integration: Offshore Digby Neck,Bay of Fundy Report for the Proposed Quarry and Marine Terminal at WhitesPoint, Digby Neck, Nova Scotia”. March 2005

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229 CEAA Website http:/www.ceaa.gc.ca/011/index_htm

230 http:/www.equator-principles.com/faq.shtml

231 http:/www.equator-principles.shtml

232 Convention on Biological Diversity 2001-2005- The CBD is a global,comprehensive agreement addressing all aspects of biological diversity,www.biodiv.org

233 Global Invasive Species Database for Canada - www.issg.org/database

234 The Canadian Botanical Conservation Network - The CBCN facilitates theexchange of information among the professional community engaged in botanicalconservation, www.rbg.ca/cbcn

235 Invasivespecies.gov

236 Marine Invader Database - see link www.issg.org/database

237 Department of Fisheries and Oceans (http://www.meds-sdmm.dfo-mpo.gc/biochem/Biochem e.htm)

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