Krebs sucht die Nachbarn der Ölsandwüste Kanadas heim
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/10/health/canada-oil-sands-fort-chipewyan-alberta.html
Krebs sucht die Nachbarn der Ölsandwüste Kanadas heim
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/10/health/canada-oil-sands-fort-chipewyan-alberta.html
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I wonder if the sources of these slander pieces from the USA know that bitumen is so prevalent in this area of northern Alberta that its seeping out of the ground into the water sources they are talking about. Take a walk along the Athabasca and you’re bound to find some bitumen oozing into the river.
I certainly hope it’s not a surprise to anyone in 2026 that fossil fuels are *literally* toxic, and that we should be doing everything possible to avoid our reliance on them.
The good news is that there are cheaper modern alternatives, and they’re only getting better. Following advancements in clean energy technology reminds me of the same excitement I felt following the progression from flip phones to modern smartphones. It’s truly transformational technology, especially compared to years of watching ChatGPT and other LLM chatbots performing pretty much exactly the same imperfect party tricks with marginal improvements.