Canada Mandates Climate Tests on Pipelines

[petros]

You sound afraid.

Why do you keep clinging to this dinosaur?

Afraid? This is comical. Your babbling incessantly about something you are clueless about and thinking these already existing terms of establishing a line are new additions to the terms.

What is next? Will the Libs say in the next fluff piece "landowners now able to negotiate the best prices for land use compensation"? Which they already can.

I bet if I made a fake news story on a thread claiming that were the case you'd cheer it on as a victory.

 

[mentalfloss]

LOL....and a Broomer has never said he's an islamaphobe

Look, pipelines can be built, but the regs need to be honoured.

It's as simple as that.

 

[DaSleeper]

Afraid? This is comical. Your babbling incessantly about something you are clueless about and thinking these already existing terms of establishing a line are new additions to the terms.

What is next? Will the Libs say in the next fluff piece "landowners now able to negotiate the best prices for land use compensation"? Which they already can.

I bet if I made a fake news story on a thread claiming that were the case you'd cheer it on as a victory.

As if they never had tests done before:roll:
In '75 I worked on 23 miles of pipe that had been done the year before but dug out of the ground and redone just because the welding rod used didn't match the composition of the pipe, something that the x ray techs couldn't spot on the fly before the pipe goes in the ground.....but analysis of all the x rays in the lab over the winter had found it.
They have the technology now to do the same tests and more on the run....

 

[Walter]

As if they never had tests done before:roll:

For the left history starts tomorrow.

 

[Locutus]

'climate' test...on a pressurized line made from steel pipes.

'climate' test.

shiny.

anyway...prog-on mouthbreathers.

 

[petros]

Expansion loop.

Expansion joints.

All three are built the "Indian Way" and meet FN piping standards outlined in Treaty Six.

 

[Cannuck]

Look, pipelines can be built, but the regs need to be honoured...

And your point is? Cars can be built and regs need to be met. Houses can be built and regs need to be met. Trees can be chopped down and regs need to be met. Playdoh can be manufactured and regs need to be met. I could go on all day

 

[mentalfloss]

Ottawa to seek climate change study of energy projects

 

[petros]

Ottawa to seek climate change study of energy projects

The idea for this cams out of Premiers meeting months ago. It's more reannoucing. Did you think this was a product of the PMO again?

Suckers!

Here is a little scoop on what was discussed in regards to the LNG plant.

Because of these lunatic assessments the LNG plant might require building a new hydro dam because using NG to run the plant might go over the CO2 limits. These extra costs would kill the project according Clark who painted herself into a corner agreeing to this sh-t thinking NG would be exempt.

Hilarious huh?

 

[mentalfloss]

What are you babbling about?

 

[Retired_Can_Soldier]

What are you babbling about?

I was about to ask you the same thing. It seems to be a recurring theme with you. Alberta oil bad pipeline yes no pot pot yes no pipeline Harper oh no the humanity.

 

[mentalfloss]

Now you're just nagging.

Fresh new regs.

Smells good.

Pipeline projects to face new environmental regulations - Politics - CBC News


Moving forward, the environment ministry will analyze greenhouse gas emissions that would result from approving pipeline projects. The results from that study would then be presented to cabinet, which will make the final decision on whether to approve a project.

The process will also include greater public, and indigenous consultations on projects something that is not currently part of the National Energy Board regulatory regime.

The new process will be separate from the existing National Energy Board, and take place after the regulator has completed its review of proposed projects.

 

[Locutus]

I was about to ask you the same thing. It seems to be a recurring theme with you. Alberta oil bad pipeline yes no pot pot yes no pipeline Harper oh no the humanity.

I've never seen such a whiny little narcissistic troll on all the boards I've been part of. Not even Doc compares. This punk is an attention whoar par excellence.

He simply seeks out quantity vs quality articles from his waldo-ish news feed. He's the spoiled only-e-child.

If he thought the derangement articles he metrics about the front page here were truly worthy, they'd be on his Facebook page.

But alas, he's skittish about that flavor of personal scrutiny.

Pretty much a failure as a man.

 

[petros]

And a human.

 

[personal touch]

And a human.

the National Energy Board are a fake board,a board constructed under the influence and affected policies of the oil industry.
disgusting people who do disgusting things,
they should be ashamed at their presence amongst the events which led to Karman Willis's death.
Wh ore Board they are.

 

[mentalfloss]

And a human.

So nothing on the new rules then.

Guess it's good news!

 

[Cannuck]

...that study would then be presented to cabinet, which will make the final decision on whether to approve a project.

It's great to see these things being more politicized then they are already

 

[mentalfloss]

As far as I understand, the cabinet will need social license before making a decision whereas the Harper government ran roughshod over anyone that questioned it's authority.

 

[Glacier]

Trudeau 1 was all about the NEP -- a program that was designed to suck wealth out of the West, and move it to the East. T2 has a slightly different approach -- to suck wealth out of the West by burying it in the ground.

 

[petros]

As far as I understand...

That's rich. Where is that? Somewhere between the liquor store and your Molly dealer?

Go make sammiches bitch.