So they’ve flared 3 days worth of production? That’s going to cut in to the cleanliness of their oil and this move is just more indication that all the Pathways Alliance talk was just that, talk
Toucan_Paul on
Businesses are only too delighted to prioritize profit over the environment when they can externalize costs without consequence. They are content to let society and future generations suffer the damage and costs they can offload.
BeaverBoyBaxter on
>Flaring is the practice of burning off the excess natural gas associated with oil production. If the volumes of gas byproduct are small, and there are no pipelines nearby to transport the gas, companies often choose for economic reasons to dispose of it through flaring instead of capturing it and storing it.
>Eliminating the practice would cut at least 381 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent in environmentally harmful emissions released into the atmosphere, the World Bank has said.
Just a different outlook – increases in CO2 emissions indirectly increases mortality. More people die when CO2 is released — that’s the truth. This decision favours profits over Canadian’s lives.
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So they’ve flared 3 days worth of production? That’s going to cut in to the cleanliness of their oil and this move is just more indication that all the Pathways Alliance talk was just that, talk
Businesses are only too delighted to prioritize profit over the environment when they can externalize costs without consequence. They are content to let society and future generations suffer the damage and costs they can offload.
>Flaring is the practice of burning off the excess natural gas associated with oil production. If the volumes of gas byproduct are small, and there are no pipelines nearby to transport the gas, companies often choose for economic reasons to dispose of it through flaring instead of capturing it and storing it.
>Eliminating the practice would cut at least 381 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent in environmentally harmful emissions released into the atmosphere, the World Bank has said.
Just a different outlook – increases in CO2 emissions indirectly increases mortality. More people die when CO2 is released — that’s the truth. This decision favours profits over Canadian’s lives.