> c. The Cree, the Quebec Government and Hydro-Quebec signed
> the Mercury Agreement in 1986 with a budget of $18 million.
> The James Bay Mercury puts out an annual report in Cree,
> French and English and people should consult it before
> jumping to conclusions. The highest levels of mercury are
> found in Cree communities with NO contact with Hydro-Quebec
> reservoirs, as the natural levels of mercury in fish in the
> Canadian Shield is high.
Why does an Agreement have a budget at all?
Who was authorized to sign for the Cree?
Why is it useful to have an annual report by the James Bay Mercury?
Is the name of the newspaper (?) meaningful, or only a coincidence?
If there are already high levels of mercury in the food chain, how
can flooding not help but make it worse?
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