I live in hotels,camps and my truck,for 35 years when working.Only a few of those years were in Alberta where my house is.Not where you claim to live.
I make my money in every province or territory but Alberta.
I live in hotels,camps and my truck,for 35 years when working.Only a few of those years were in Alberta where my house is.Not where you claim to live.
The part at risk, because AE and the oil industry seem to want to avoid addressing environmental issues.What part of Alberta?
I already answered it. You were to busy picking fights to notice it. Scroll back.
Look, I understand that you have no idea how big 640,081 km2 truly is.Alberta's not that big,what pristine land are you talking about?
Look, I understand that you have no idea how big 640,081 km2 truly is.
Your question is stupid. There's a reason only you asked it.
That looks so nice. Thanks big oil!
No I didn't.Your the one that said most of Alberta was in peril from oilsands development.
So you're saying you are from Toronto.
Ya,you said hundreds of thousands of square kilometers,thats most of Alberta.No I didn't.
I do! I do!Look, I understand that you have no idea how big 640,081 km2 truly is.
Yuuuuuup. Especially for Lake Winnipeg.So you understand the implication, and the necessity of having an extremely high standard of environmental safety.
I missed this edit, sorry...Some things are issues, some are blown out of proportion.
They could always ask SaskEnviro for the stats if AB won't cough them up. We've done the downwind and river studies too but know full well the boreal in that area was pooched back in the 40s to 70's by Eldorado.I missed this edit, sorry...
I agree, wholeheartedly.
But, IMHO, if only 10% of what is claimed is a real issue, we have a problem. One that won't just up and fix itself.
I'm all for exploration, and exploitation, but at what cost? You have to draw the line somewhere. On the surface it would appear that people looking to get information on what is or isn't being done to meet environmental concerns, are being stymied.
As I mentioned earlier, people have had to sue, to get pertinent information. You have to admit, that's just wrong. Non?
I don't think it's simply about air and water down wind.They could always ask SaskEnviro for the stats if AB won't cough them up. We've done the downwind and river studies too but know full well the boreal in that area was pooched back in the 40s to 70's by Eldorado.
Courts are involved because it's trendy. Until it does come to court and eveything is out in the open, I'll wait to pass judgement.I don't think it's simply about air and water down wind.
If it was as simple as you make it out to be, I highly doubt the courts would need to be involved.
There a multitude of possibilities or If you want to get enviro groups off your back make them waste their money on lawyers until they go broke.That's a reasonable assumption, but I would think they would make that known, instead of just dismissing it as a fishing expedition.
I believe I said "currently".
Current operating strip mines,got that?
Maybe you know where these hundreds of thousands of sq. miles in Alberta that are in jeopardy are?bear doesn't seem to know even though he made the claim.
that would be most of alberta.
It is 661,848 square kilometers (255,541 square miles).
No, you didn't. You said all the strip mines in the world.
Got it?
I missed this edit, sorry...
I agree, wholeheartedly.
But, IMHO, if only 10% of what is claimed is a real issue, we have a problem. One that won't just up and fix itself.
I'm all for exploration, and exploitation, but at what cost? You have to draw the line somewhere. On the surface it would appear that people looking to get information on what is or isn't being done to meet environmental concerns, are being stymied.
As I mentioned earlier, people have had to sue, to get pertinent information. You have to admit, that's just wrong. Non?