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PIERRE RIVER MINE<br />

SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION<br />

PART 3: AENV SIRS – ROUND 2<br />

Question No. 97<br />

Request EIA Volume 2, Section 19.2.<br />

ERRATA<br />

AENV SIRS 97 – 98<br />

Section 16.1<br />

This section outlines the EPEA application requirements for approval of the<br />

<strong>Pierre</strong> <strong>River</strong> <strong>Mine</strong> <strong>Project</strong>. The header on the pages in this section indicate<br />

Application for Renewal. This is incorrect. Correct this header as this is an<br />

application for approval for a new (proposed) project.<br />

Response 97 Shell acknowledges that the header in EIA, Volume 2, Section 19.2, pp. 19-3 to<br />

19-34, was incorrect. The correct heading should have read Application for<br />

Approval. This information is also presented in Section 2.1, <strong>Project</strong> Description<br />

Errata.<br />

Question No. 98<br />

Request Volume 2, SIR 251, Page 20-48.<br />

Shell states that the chemical reaction scheme chosen for the CALGRID<br />

modelling assessment in 2000 was not specified.<br />

98a Given the potential for underestimating predicted ozone concentrations<br />

depending on which chemical reaction scheme is chosen as determined in the<br />

paper by Lueken et al. (2008) cited in the SIR, Shell should acknowledge that<br />

there is uncertainty in the accuracy of the predicted impacts on ambient ozone<br />

concentrations.<br />

Response 98a The ozone modelling work using the CALGRID model was completed by Earth<br />

Tech and Conor Pacific in 1998 and 2000. In the 1998 ozone modelling work<br />

(Earth Tech and Conor Pacific 1998), Carbon Bond 4 (CB4) was chosen as the<br />

chemical reaction mechanism in the CALGRID model. In the 2000 ozone<br />

modelling work (Earth Tech Inc. 2000), the chemical reaction mechanism chosen<br />

for the CALGRID model was not specified. While Shell did not perform the<br />

CALGRID modelling, it is understood that there is uncertainty in the accuracy of<br />

the predicted ambient ozone concentrations provided in these two studies.<br />

April 2010 Shell Canada Limited 16-1<br />

CR029

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