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"Alberta’s strength has long been its transparent, evidence-based regulatory system."

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  • dyckron@cosocial.caD This user is from outside of this forum
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    "Alberta’s strength has long been its transparent, evidence-based regulatory system."

    Oh yeah. "Pristine viewscapes"—that kind of evidence? Bring renewables investment back and maybe we could talk. Maybe.

    Opinion: The other side of the coal debate that people don't see https://ca.news.yahoo.com/opinion-other-side-coal-debate-104557899.html

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    • dyckron@cosocial.caD dyckron@cosocial.ca

      "Alberta’s strength has long been its transparent, evidence-based regulatory system."

      Oh yeah. "Pristine viewscapes"—that kind of evidence? Bring renewables investment back and maybe we could talk. Maybe.

      Opinion: The other side of the coal debate that people don't see https://ca.news.yahoo.com/opinion-other-side-coal-debate-104557899.html

      mcrocker@thecanadian.socialM This user is from outside of this forum
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      @dyckron
      Calgary Herald's opinion page today has an excellent article that counters the facts from the Yahoo.com opinion.

      I can't access because of ad blockers...

      Titled: Facts Counter Industry Claims
      Sub: Coal-mining risks high, benefits low, harm irreversible.
      Author: Corb Lund

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        @dyckron
        Calgary Herald's opinion page today has an excellent article that counters the facts from the Yahoo.com opinion.

        I can't access because of ad blockers...

        Titled: Facts Counter Industry Claims
        Sub: Coal-mining risks high, benefits low, harm irreversible.
        Author: Corb Lund

        dyckron@cosocial.caD This user is from outside of this forum
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        @McRocker I'd actually read that first! I posted it before, here it is again. They were both in the Herald, I think, I just happened to read the Yahoo-wrapped version of the coal industry op-ed.

        Corb Lund: Facts dispute industry claims on coal mining | Calgary Herald
        https://calgaryherald.com/opinion/columnists/opinion-facts-dispute-industry-claims-on-coal-mining

        https://archive.ph/EJlEE

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          @McRocker I'd actually read that first! I posted it before, here it is again. They were both in the Herald, I think, I just happened to read the Yahoo-wrapped version of the coal industry op-ed.

          Corb Lund: Facts dispute industry claims on coal mining | Calgary Herald
          https://calgaryherald.com/opinion/columnists/opinion-facts-dispute-industry-claims-on-coal-mining

          https://archive.ph/EJlEE

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          @dyckron THANK YOU 🥳

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            @dyckron THANK YOU 🥳

            dyckron@cosocial.caD This user is from outside of this forum
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            @McRocker you're welcome!!

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            • dyckron@cosocial.caD dyckron@cosocial.ca

              "Alberta’s strength has long been its transparent, evidence-based regulatory system."

              Oh yeah. "Pristine viewscapes"—that kind of evidence? Bring renewables investment back and maybe we could talk. Maybe.

              Opinion: The other side of the coal debate that people don't see https://ca.news.yahoo.com/opinion-other-side-coal-debate-104557899.html

              pinhman@humanwords.partyP This user is from outside of this forum
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              @dyckron See Imperial oil and their latest on “transparency”

              https://mstdn.ca/@JEmphatically/116426991448848981

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