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by admin on Dec.09, 2012, under
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#fossilfuel I am so glad the Liberal government is gone from BC.
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives
Just released: through their recent FOI requests, the Corporate Mapping Project has revealed that the last BC government invited the oil and gas industry to revise and re-write the province's climate leadership plan.
#nopipelines #noDAPL
"The movement is “more than just Standing Rock — it is about the world.” In that sense, the protests underscore the need to shift the nation’s dependence on fossil fuels toward alternative, renewable energy sources. Doing so would require corporations such as ETP to stop profiting off the future of people’s livelihoods." Hooray for all the protests against Energy Transfer Partners around the country, including Sane Energy Project's reading and presentation of documentary filmmaker, Lee Ziesche's recently published article about Camp White Pine and the Gerhart family's fight against ETP's Mariner East 2 pipeline, along with spreading information about Chase bank's investments in ETP.
#nopipelines New technology does not require pipelines to transport bitumen. These pipelines are not needed and they destroy our environment with constant leaks that contaminate water and pollute the soil.
EDITORIAL: National Energy Board needs overhaul
theguardian.pe.ca
The federal government must overhaul the National Energy Board (NEB), especially its environmental assessments, before any more harm is done to eastern Canada.
#EndOfOil #gosolar #sustainable
"Now, around the world, solar energy costs about 8 cents a kilowatt hour. That's down 70 percent since 2010, and those costs are going to continue to come down as we develop the technology." And there's no methane, no tearing down trees, no explosions or leaks, no peak sun or peak wind to worry about. When the heck are we going to keep fossil fuels in the ground?
#oilspill World Class clean up = a person with a bucket.
“Huge pieces of floating tar were burdening the waves, dead fish floated on the surface,” Ms. Simou said." "The Hellenic Register of Shipping, an independent organization that oversees shipping safety, said that the tanker had not been certified as seaworthy, although its owner, Fos Petroleum, said that it had all of the proper credentials. The Greek Ministry of Shipping and Island Policy did not respond to several requests for information." There are so many problems with everything that happened regarding this oil spill from the tanker sinking, not least of which is that the oil should have stayed in the ground in the first place.
