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Podcast: Preparing for the transition of ESG from “soft law” to “hard law”

By Alex MacWilliam, Leanne Krawchuk, and Robin Longe
June 11, 2021
  • Environmental
  • ESG
  • Mining
  • Public Policy and Regulation
  • Regulatory
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Environmental, social, and governance criteria are at the forefront of corporate thinking as a source of both risk and opportunity.

In the first episode of the Get the Dirt in Mining podcast with Leanne Krawchuk, Robin Longe and Alex MacWilliam, we discuss how you can prepare for the transition of ESG from “soft law” to “hard law.”

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Alex MacWilliam

About Alex MacWilliam

Alex is Canada lead for the global Environment and Natural Resources group and the global Climate Change Strategies practice group. He regularly advises Canadian and international clients on all legal issues relating to the environment. These include regulatory approvals, compliance, contaminated land, climate change, transportation of dangerous goods, dealing with regulatory agencies, responses to government policies and the development of internal environmental practices and systems. In 2015, Alex was appointed by the Government of Alberta to be the Chair of the Environmental Appeals Board.

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Leanne Krawchuk

About Leanne Krawchuk

Leanne is a member of the Firm's Corporate group. She is also the Canada Co-chair and a global Lead for Dentons' Mining group and a member of the Dentons Canada LLP National Board and a member of the Dentons Canada LLP Audit Committee.

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Robin Longe

About Robin Longe

Robin Longe is a partner in Dentons’ Vancouver office, and a member of the Firm’s Corporate group.

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