Die BC -Regierung genehmigt neue LNG -Pipeline in der Nähe von Prince Rupert, BC | CBC News
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/prince-rupert-transmissin-line-1.7536595
Die BC -Regierung genehmigt neue LNG -Pipeline in der Nähe von Prince Rupert, BC | CBC News
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/prince-rupert-transmissin-line-1.7536595
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Albertans and pro oil and gas Canadians need to realize how much they make in BC already in relations to the nateral gas industry industry and everything involved..
Smith / Poilievre gas lighting of the pacific northwest oil line by constantly bringing up the tanker ban has a direct effect on the support in the same area that has made huge progress in garnering support from locals for LNG .
As someone who is pro oil and gas and some who has spent alot of time in these communities, there is zero chance of heavy crude being exported from the pacific north coast .
But there are plenty, plenty of other opportunities that have massive advantages and benefits to Albertaa economy.
You can continue to be hoodwinked for politics or we can all start actually talking about things that are reality.
This is excellent news, even as someone who is fully in belief of man-made climate change and our capacity to do something about it. We already have so few LNG proposals relative to last year that there shouldn’t be anything to hamstring the ones that are progressing.
This needs to happen to secure our own economic security so that we can be in a position to tackle expensive clean energy projects with Indigenous support in the future.