So??? Do you have an opinion (of your own) about this refrigeration technology?
Nope- I'll leave that to the experts!
So??? Do you have an opinion (of your own) about this refrigeration technology?
I don't have time for a full explanation tright now but I'll try and get back to you on thatNope- I'll leave that to the experts!![]()
- We're both sniffing this refrigerant as it's also a trace gas (about 0.03% so 3/10000th of the total make up) in our atmosphere. All of us are. I would be no more befuddled than you or anyone else from it.
- I understand what you & I both post. Do you?
Hoid/Waldo considers himself the expert in everything![]()
What is your problem?
Haha, I have lots of problems. Probably so do you - it's life. Some of my problems are other people. It's life.
But they're so Sticky
As Alberta faces an election that’s been heavily focused on the oil and gas industry, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faced hecklers and tough questions on his policies around oil.
At a town hall in Cambridge, Ont., a young woman named Kira asked Trudeau to reconcile the Liberal government’s decision to buy the Trans Mountain pipeline with the government’s climate plan to reduce carbon emissions.
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The Liberals’ climate plan aims to lower carbon emissions. A major source of Canada’s emissions is the oil and gas industry, but in 2018, the government announced it would buy the pipeline project from Kinder Morgan for $4.5 billion.
“We know we need to go beyond fossil fuels as a source of energy in this country,” Trudeau explained.
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While he said the country “is moving forward on reducing carbon emissions,” he also said that as a country we are not going to stop using gas anytime soon.
“For the foreseeable future we will continue to require oil and gas,” he said
He also said other methods for transporting oil — like by rail or by sea — have their own pitfalls.
“Modern pipelines are a safer way to transport oil,” he said.
Hecklers interrupted him at least three times as he tried to answer.
“I’m scared for my children,” one heckler could be heard saying. “We are going bankrupt from oil.”
“I thank you ma’am for your concern, for your passion,” Trudeau said. “We’re all worried about our kids; we’re all worried about the increased cost of climate change; we’re all worried about extreme weather events.”
Trudeau then talked about other political parties — who he said didn’t have plans to lower carbon emissions.
Trudeau appeared heated and passionate during the exchange.
“What we are doing as a government is managing a path forward that protects the environment at the same time as we grow the economy,” he said.
“Climate change is real and must be fought,” Trudeau continued. “The only way to ensure good jobs in the future is to make sure we are fighting climate change, that we are protecting the environment.”
That question was only the beginning: multiple people brought up the carbon tax throughout the night.
“Organizations like the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters do more for conservation and environmental concerns than any government agencies,” another person told Trudeau while asking why a carbon tax penalized citizens and Canadian businesses.
Trudeau defended the carbon tax, explaining that families from the four provinces affected by the measure (Manitoba, Ontario, New Brunswick and Saskatchewan) will see more money on their tax returns.
“We are going bankrupt from oil.”
Do you believe this statement from an attendee at Trudeau’s Cambridge rally is accurate? If so can you explain how that is occurring ?Its a quote from your link that I found particularly interesting
Perhaps if you were to read one of your links you might not have to ask these questions all the time.
Its a quote from your link that I found particularly interesting
Perhaps if you were to read one of your links you might not have to ask these questions all the time.
You are my sourceA comment by a heckler is your source Bahahahaha
“We are going bankrupt from oil.”
“We are going bankrupt from oil.”