Translation of "Fonte au sable " (French → English) :

sand casting [ sand-casting | sand moulding | sand-mold casting ]

sand cast roll

coarse sand

whiteheart malleable iron [ white heart malleable cast iron | whiteheart malleable cast iron ]

ductile cast iron | ductile iron | nodular cast iron | nodular iron | spheroidal graphite cast iron | spherulitic graphite cast iron | nodular graphite cast iron | spheroidal graphite iron | spherulitic graphite iron | nodular graphite iron | ductile graphite iron

sharp sand | crushed stone sand

oil sand | bituminous sand | tar sand | asphaltic sand | oil-bearing sand

quartz sand

Definition: Fears in childhood that show a marked developmental phase specificity and arise (to some extent) in a majority of children, but that are abnormal in degree. Other fears that arise in childhood but that are not a normal part of psychosocial development (for example agoraphobia) should be coded under the appropriate category in section F40-F48.

Granulated slag (slag sand) from the manufacture of iron or steel

Third, environmental assessment: The trouble is not just that it is too long, but there are not enough independent panels to do assessments; and fourth, oil sands: I was sitting next to your senior policy adviser at dinner last night and we discussed the matter of hydro or nuclear power, because the big problem with oil sands is water, et cetera.

After all, having a problem but not looking into it is like burying your head in the sand as ostriches do.

When we ask Canadians do they trust the Conservative Party, the Prime Minister and his so-called Minister of the Environment to deal with the environmental challenges we face, the overall answer is no. Whether it was specific climate change legislation that did little or nothing to affect the tar sands in northern Alberta or whether it was announcements like we heard this weekend, which get at only a small fraction of the problem and the government pretends it has solved the whole thing, Canadians are right and justified in feeling skeptical about the proposals that come forward from the government.