Ontario (more so the municipalities) is still cleaning up Oil Springs almost a hundred years after Standard Oil moved on to easier pickin's in Alberta
http://www.omafra.gov.on.ca/english/engineer/facts/10-041.htm
North American Shale
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http://www.omafra.gov.on.ca/english/engineer/facts/10-041.htm
Clean-up is ongoing and in some cases a bond has to be posted.
Look into it, the info is readily available. Basing opinion on preconceived fallacies might be embarrassing
They already exist and furthermore, there are decades of real data and experience to draw on.
Yeah.... I know how the theory of environmental law works - and I also know how Harper types (as in money-first, just in case you want to use it as another trolling feature) shun environment in favour of money. Kakato explained the greed. You augment the explanation.
So... What you're really saying is... Nothing.
Great, thanks for coming out - I'll see if Vanna has a consolation prize somewhere for ya
So what you're really doing is trolling ... or is it "tossing a cat among the pigeons"
How do you feel about traffic cops that lurk with the sole goal of making the dept money?
With recent ActionPlan funding. Prior to that, what took so long?
Nothing like reaching wwaaaayyyy back to the early 1900's to base your evidence of contemporary issues.
Standard Oil was broken up in 1911.
Hence the watchdogs now....
Are you really that stupid that you believe corporations don't cut corners to increase profit?
The watchdogs have been around for a looooong time.
As I explained above, YOU are the Corporation.
Standard Oil, SO, Esso, Imperial Oil..... Name change is a great way to avoid creditors and litigators
No ... if I was the Corporation, I would be getting a break at the pumps.
It was fragmented by Gov to take away it's industry control but in the mean time GE was given a pass. Was GE greener?