I produce a lot of natural gas but I can't figure out how to harness it to keep me warm or cook my food.
Oil sands will be Canada’s economic engine for next 25 to 30 years
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Yea all those good paying jobs and taxes that companies provide for you freeloaders must be hard to take. Funny how people that don't work don't want anyone else to either. But they want all the taxpayer supplied goodies.
"Oil sands will be Canada’s economic engine for next 25 to 30 years"
I call BS on the very misleading headline. There is no production capacity in Canada to burn the fuel. That capacity is twenty five years away even if they decided to rebuild it, which I am sure they won't until they is changed to we. But in the meantime there will be one very thirsty customer until it is crushed the western war machine will require every bit of NA fuel it can get both for domestic civilian suppression and protracted international conflict.
I call BS on the very misleading headline. There is no production capacity in Canada to burn the fuel. That capacity is twenty five years away even if they decided to rebuild it, which I am sure they won't until they is changed to we. But in the meantime there will be one very thirsty customer until it is crushed the western war machine will require every bit of NA fuel it can get both for domestic civilian suppression and protracted international conflict.
Cody Battershill @codyincalgary Even @pembina 's own report says 390,000 Canadian jobs linked to #oilsands in 2010 #cdnpoli #energyrevolution @danwoy
http://www.pembina.org/pub/2494
20% of the oil sands are labour intensive mining operations, when that is gone in 40 years some of the jobs will vanish in the oil sands and shift towards the massive oil deposits in the Yukon Mackenzie River Valley and deeper oil shales beneath the Bakken and other kerogen sources
That another hundred years of work beyond the next forty.
That another hundred years of work beyond the next forty.
What about Ring of Fire in Ontario? Potash in Saskatchewan? Wood in BC and NB? Water Power in NL etc. etc.
Great. One pony show for another 25-30 years. Maybe our political parties should scour the universities for an economist for their next leader. Oh, uh, strike that. My bad.
Nope, just the major one. Still got coal, NG, potash and a whole host of minerals to exploit. If Ontario and Quebec were not so fukked politically they too could get in on the gold.
Dirtiest and most dangerous energy known to man. I've had several conversations with anti fossil fuel types that soon show themselves to be shills for the nu clear industry.
Oil goes into the engine it isn't the engine. Oil is an engine fuel, look it up,
Disaster is not an industry, dad told me that. They leak all over the planet, but CO2 is the problem du jour. Plant food is a problem because it feeds us useless eaters.
The Canada food guide promotes the consumption of veggies and at the same time another disconnecvted government dept tries to starve the veggies and drive up the cost of production in odious imported CO2.Strangling the domestic producers.
Disaster is not an industry, dad told me that. They leak all over the planet, but CO2 is the problem du jour. Plant food is a problem because it feeds us useless eaters.
Disaster has become an industry for bureaucraps. They spend billions on plans for things that will never happen.
Exactly, and never could happen, they would lose money if it did happen
If you don't have an engine (economy) you hardly need a lot of oil to run it.
The fossil load of several solar systyems, our size and thirst, has been consumed since 1783. Where did it come from?
yeah until a train roles into town.
funny that, I didn't hear revenues, gdp sagging because a drop in potash. But your right, lots of other things/ products, coal, canadian porn, Burger King, macs milk. Wow, what was I thinking.
Canada Action @CanadaAction To meet the worlds growing demand for oil we have a choice: Create a job in Canada or create a job in another country
