Alberta urged to prove oilsands recommendations were followed
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Uh Hum- Please read
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Now Ah think that you all went to heavy on that thar petros fella- Ya know- Ya know what ya gotta do now doncha
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Asphaltenes consist primarily of carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, and sulfur, as well as trace amounts of vanadium and nickel. The C:H ratio is approximately 1:1.2, depending on the asphaltene source. Asphaltenes are defined operationally as the n-heptane (C7H16)-insoluble, toluene (C6H5CH3)-soluble component of a carbonaceous material such as crude oil, bitumen, or coal. Asphaltenes have been shown to have a distribution of molecular masses in the range of 400 u to 1500 u, with an average being around 750 u.[citation needed]
Likewise I am in support of clean air and water but not a total shutdown of all industry which is what many eco terrorists demand. Actually I doubt any of them realize how much they depend on the industries they are trying to destroy or how quickly their cities would collapse into chaos without a daily chain of trucks bringing them their every little want.
Not sure where all the sulfur goes but there is a constant flow onto bulk carriers in Vancouver. I know that pulp mills and steel mills use a portion of it.
Problem is the Enbridge fiasco provides more support for them. They dug their own grave on that one.
Wheres these hundreds of thousands of square miles of pristine wilderness that's in jeopardy or do you even know?
Did you just make that up?
You mean you've ruined it all?
You must be proud... :roll:
No, that's what you do.
Farmers used a lot of it,our coseka plant just shut down,the last industry in our town,they shut down the whole field and hazco will come demo the plant.Sad to see,this was one of the sourest fields in Canada,over 90%.They made lots of sulpher and solidified it untill the price or demand went up and then melted it down and shipped it.
Anyone coming into Alberta on highway 3 from B.C.would see this plant a few miles into Alberta.They are owned by Devon now.
Ahhhh,like Tonn. and the winter wheat,you cant answer.
I think all the strip mines in the world could fit into a hundred thousand square miles.
So where is this pristine wilderness you talk of?
I did 22 years in the strip mines so it's an educated guess,I bet they would fit in 500 square miles now i think of it.
They work a small area for many years,not like logging that will destroy a whole eco system with clear cutting doing way more damage,but hey! lets focus on the oilsands and Alberta right?
Geezus, if we add up all the years you put in here and there, you'd be in your late 70's.
Stop lying and trolling, it got you banned once this month.
Looks like someone doesn't know much about the world.
In the US, between 1930 and 2000, coal mining altered about 2.4 million hectares [5.9 million acres] of natural landscape, most of it originally forest.
In China, coal mining has impacted an estimated 3.2 million hectares
So that's 12,300 square miles in China alone, and another 9,200 in the US just from coal mining.
You must get slapped around a lot. And as usual nothing has changed, you have no idea of what you are talking.
Oh yes - After you slagged Petros, as usual you were incorrect so I posted a link to educate you, probably a losing cause. Though I do enjoy about that is taking you to school.
Thanks for the info.
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).
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Nope, you didn't.
Nope, that's not what you said.
Got that?
Oh I know, and so do most intelligent people, which is why you're the only one asking where it is, lol.
I'd say you just got "powned", but only 13yo kids say that, lol.
Your post is misleading- It could apply to the mines you worked on- the mines you observed- But I like TP took it as a world total. Perhaps some clarity next time then you would not have to insult TP for taking what you posted as I and others did.
Your post is below.
I did 22 years in the strip mines so it's an educated guess,I bet they would fit in 500 square miles now i think of it.
They work a small area for many years,not like logging that will destroy a whole eco system with clear cutting doing way more damage,but hey! lets focus on the oilsands and Alberta right?
Ya,I worked in many mines all over Canada,so it is an EDUCATED guess.Still your picking at nothing,the fact is that bear claims there is hundreds of thousands of kilometers of threatened land here,so maybe answer that snafu before you try a character assasination against me.
Here's his post.
Bear boasts
So wheres all this land? Simple question,should be easy to answer as that would be most of Alberta.
No- TP hung your statement out to dry as wrong- I had asked for a link- TP did the work- If you post such a claim then back it up. Never mind Bear as he had nothing to do with your post.
So fess up and thank TP for providing accurate info. Nothing wrong with that.
That's your shtick, not Goobs.
No, boasting is what you do.
It would have to be, you asked it.
Good luck with that.