Trans Mountain ‘pipeline is going to get built’: Trudeau dismisses B.C.’s bitumen ban
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NO Waldo..............because barely 24 hours has elapsed since the plan even came to light. Folks have until August to jump in. Your post is 3 months premature!
It may be a blessing in disguise because now we can seriously consider just shutting it down.
How they ever snuck that dilbit crap in is beyond me.
We should not transporting any of that. We should look beyond stopping the expansion and toward shutting down oil altogether.
How they ever snuck that dilbit crap in is beyond me.
We should not transporting any of that. We should look beyond stopping the expansion and toward shutting down oil altogether.
The environment is making new oil everyday of the year.
Diatoms are the lungs of the planet. They uptake millions tonnes of carbon a day and in turn release O2 as they turn sunshine and CO2 into lipids (oil).
Diatoms are the lungs of the planet. They uptake millions tonnes of carbon a day and in turn release O2 as they turn sunshine and CO2 into lipids (oil).
Would you prefer we exported just heavy oil and kept the sweet crude for domestic use?
What about California?
They are buying the majority of outbound tankers then upgrading because California is exploiting their oilsands and have the capability.
Why don't they care about the pacific coastline?
They are buying the majority of outbound tankers then upgrading because California is exploiting their oilsands and have the capability.
Why don't they care about the pacific coastline?
Have you bought that electric vehicle yet ? Or is the we you are talking about us producers ?
While publicly denying and condemning it
to pin your post by mine for clarity
It's just gum flapping he knows the truth
to pin your post by mine for clarity
It's just gum flapping he knows the truth
Because hypocrites like Waldo and Mentalfloss and bar sinister , like to preach, but can't practice what they preach
They don't own an electric car, and maybe not even a bicycle....
All they have is empty words from empty heads......
I know 2 of the 3 drive gas guzzling, CO2 snorting pre-CAFE regulation beaters.
20mpg is pretty rotten on the environment.
20mpg is pretty rotten on the environment.
Justin Trudeau’s $4.5 billion Trans Mountain pipeline purchase met with a storm of criticism
Hey Hoid/Ciffy/MF/BS why didn't the B.C. Gov. have the foresight to buy the pipelines and then cancel the Twin and control the existing for fuel purchases only, I'm sure B.C. taxpayers and FN would have been fine paying $4.5 Billion to get the project cancelled for the good of B.C. environment and citizens
Hey Hoid/Ciffy/MF/BS why didn't the B.C. Gov. have the foresight to buy the pipelines and then cancel the Twin and control the existing for fuel purchases only, I'm sure B.C. taxpayers and FN would have been fine paying $4.5 Billion to get the project cancelled for the good of B.C. environment and citizens
Liberals and NDP pay lip service to environmentalists, and end up doing the same thing Conservatives do, only, costing the taxpayer more money...
Support for Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion grows in B.C. but tanker worries remain: new poll
The proposed expansion of Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain pipeline has the support of more than half of British Columbians, but with plenty of caveats, including the minimal impact of threats from Alberta, according to a new poll.
In an online survey conducted Monday and Tuesday of 2,125 Canadian adults — half from British Columbia — the Angus Reid Institute has found that support in B.C. for the project is up to 54 per cent, a considerable jump from the 48 per cent in a similar survey conducted in February.
This support runs through all part of the province, with 50 per cent of Metro Vancouver in favour, 54 per cent on Vancouver Island and 60 per cent of respondents in the rest of B.C.
But support for the idea of a pipeline doesn’t mean British Columbians aren’t worried about its related impacts, according to ARI’s data.
When asked to say which potential risk or danger related to the project they were most worried about, 52 per cent of British Columbians listed an oil tanker spill or accident. Just 12 per cent said they weren’t worried about any of the options listed, including the impact of fossil fuels, risk of pipeline spills, the impact of pipeline construction and tanker traffic “detracting from natural beauty.”
The proposed expansion of Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain pipeline has the support of more than half of British Columbians, but with plenty of caveats, including the minimal impact of threats from Alberta, according to a new poll.
In an online survey conducted Monday and Tuesday of 2,125 Canadian adults — half from British Columbia — the Angus Reid Institute has found that support in B.C. for the project is up to 54 per cent, a considerable jump from the 48 per cent in a similar survey conducted in February.
This support runs through all part of the province, with 50 per cent of Metro Vancouver in favour, 54 per cent on Vancouver Island and 60 per cent of respondents in the rest of B.C.
But support for the idea of a pipeline doesn’t mean British Columbians aren’t worried about its related impacts, according to ARI’s data.
When asked to say which potential risk or danger related to the project they were most worried about, 52 per cent of British Columbians listed an oil tanker spill or accident. Just 12 per cent said they weren’t worried about any of the options listed, including the impact of fossil fuels, risk of pipeline spills, the impact of pipeline construction and tanker traffic “detracting from natural beauty.”
Why waste good money and go to all that trouble when you can just sucker your idiot Federal Liberal leader into doing it for you?
Support for Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion grows in B.C. but tanker worries remain: new poll
The proposed expansion of Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain pipeline has the support of more than half of British Columbians, but with plenty of caveats, including the minimal impact of threats from Alberta, according to a new poll.
In an online survey conducted Monday and Tuesday of 2,125 Canadian adults — half from British Columbia — the Angus Reid Institute has found that support in B.C. for the project is up to 54 per cent, a considerable jump from the 48 per cent in a similar survey conducted in February.
This support runs through all part of the province, with 50 per cent of Metro Vancouver in favour, 54 per cent on Vancouver Island and 60 per cent of respondents in the rest of B.C.
But support for the idea of a pipeline doesn’t mean British Columbians aren’t worried about its related impacts, according to ARI’s data.
When asked to say which potential risk or danger related to the project they were most worried about, 52 per cent of British Columbians listed an oil tanker spill or accident. Just 12 per cent said they weren’t worried about any of the options listed, including the impact of fossil fuels, risk of pipeline spills, the impact of pipeline construction and tanker traffic “detracting from natural beauty.”
Shit happens, you can't quit living. Where would we be today if Columbus' ship had have sunk in the middle of the Atlantic? :lol:
:lol::lol:.......................so funny you.................as if.
Probably right where we are right now, JLM..........just celebrating some other explorers discovery of the Americas. Very happy to see that support for the twinning is still rising........especially on the Left Coast and the Island.