Greenpeace calls Alberta’s oilsands extraction project the biggest industrial project on the planet, occupying an area the size of England. A recent Greenpeace report projected the oilsands greenhouse gas emissions could soon more than triple to 140 million tonnes a year, making them equal to that of Belgium, a county of 10 million. The project is also criticized for local environmental degradation and the destruction of boreal forest.
The US government is now prohibited by law from purchasing crude produced in Alberta’s oil sands. California is making a similar pronouncement and a green Democratic government will likely push this policy further.
Why?
Alberta’s tarry muck produces three times the emissions to produce as conventional crude.
You gotta be kidding, “safe”? Safe for a 5 year old is soccer, the playground, the pool, a bicycle, etc…
Educate yourself Monster73 and be responsible. Children under the age of 14 are at great risk on motorized recreation vehicles. Especially quads.
You will meet other motor-heads that share your irresponsible child development philosophies. The sooner you move to Sparwood the better, in the short term – stay off our Fernie hiking and biking trails!
Nice to see you boys talking about renewal resources. Can you say renewable resources?
George Bush believes that CAnada has endless gas and donuts. For more information on the gas beneath the Elk Valley and free donuts be sure to attend:
BP Canada Energy Company
Mist Mountain Coalbed Gas Project-OPEN HOUSE
BP Canada is in the early stages of appraising the commercial potential of coalbed gas in the Crowsnest Coalfield. Please come and meet our staff, learn about our commitment to safety and the environment, and understand the steps we?Ç‚Äôll take during the appraisal stage.
