Yesterday @Dr_Keefer and @ctochor spoke about Petition e-3912 and #nuclear's exclusion from Canadian Green Bonds. Here are some highlights. https://t.co/Hlgn751a4I
Other major nations are making travel accessible and affordable while Canada continues to lag behind.
Canadian travellers are fully-vaccinated and should no longer be subject to out-of-pocket testing expenses and outdated measures when returning home from abroad.
Just to be clear, both Canada and the US will continue to import oil from Russia. Because our national governments consider the construction of oil pipelines from western Canada a greater threat than Russia, apparently.
You cannot imagine how frustrating it is to be in the Canadian oil patch watching this. Our PM @JustinTrudeau may be unethical, but our oil & gas isn't. Canada & US gov't would sooner use middle east and Russian oil. Why?
Hey look Saskatchewan has broken it’s record for Covid hospitalizations.
Just like our medical & health experts said they would. At the exact time they said they would.
It’s almost like they’ve been right about this every time. Maybe we should listen to them from now on?
Premier Scott Moe of Saskatchewan @PremierScottMoe makes the first brave move to return us to normalcy. Ball's in your court @jkenney @fordnation lead gents and reap the benefits of your courage https://t.co/7qUx2e8uRc
B.C. doctor clinically diagnoses patient as suffering from ‘climate change’ – ‘Picked up his patient’s chart & penned in the words ‘climate change’ | Climate Depot https://t.co/qfqAjKnH7w
Here’s the weather forecast for today as one school forces kids to eat outside in the frigid, rainy weather, just days after a snowstorm where the snow hasn’t even fully melted.
Read: https://t.co/r9w3hNyLPY
We're told solar and wind future
But when wind is not blowing and sun not shining?
Batteries!
Yet
Asia uses 25GWh/minute and has 13GWh of battery storage: enough for just 31 seconds
2030: 9m:55s
After that, need 100% backup, mostly fossil fuels
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Yesterday 12 of the 15 coldest places on Earth were in Canada.
Thanks to all the hardworking men and women who keep us all warm and moving.
Yes, we ❤️ #Canadian oil and gas.
Oil headed for its biggest weekly gain in more than three months after the deepest fears over the new virus strain receded, though traders remained on edge over the demand outlook. https://t.co/RnAUjJYgiT