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  3. Canada already can't afford the costs of the climate catastrophe, but has billions for new climate catastrophe causing pipelines.

Canada already can't afford the costs of the climate catastrophe, but has billions for new climate catastrophe causing pipelines.

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    RE: https://mstdn.ca/@thenarwhal/116556014030883955

    Canada already can't afford the costs of the climate catastrophe, but has billions for new climate catastrophe causing pipelines.

    #Petrostate

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      RE: https://mstdn.ca/@thenarwhal/116556014030883955

      Canada already can't afford the costs of the climate catastrophe, but has billions for new climate catastrophe causing pipelines.

      #Petrostate

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      @NMBA
      Warning most Canadians will be offended by my comment:

      Canadian politicians:

      "We can afford to build more pipelines, simply pass along the cost to taxpayers after all they never protest -- the majority of Canadians leave environmental protests to Indigenous peoples and when the First Nations folk are jailed most Canadians ignore the problem".

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        @NMBA
        Warning most Canadians will be offended by my comment:

        Canadian politicians:

        "We can afford to build more pipelines, simply pass along the cost to taxpayers after all they never protest -- the majority of Canadians leave environmental protests to Indigenous peoples and when the First Nations folk are jailed most Canadians ignore the problem".

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        @SnowyCA
        Petrostate Alberta passed a law banning protest at energy sites long ago, after an Indigenous protest.

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        • nmba@mstdn.caN nmba@mstdn.ca

          RE: https://mstdn.ca/@thenarwhal/116556014030883955

          Canada already can't afford the costs of the climate catastrophe, but has billions for new climate catastrophe causing pipelines.

          #Petrostate

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          @NMBA I will be disappointed if we don't see some BC folks pointing out that they will have *easily* spent 60 million on car roads over the next few years, so "it's too expensive to fix" is utter B.S.

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            @NMBA I will be disappointed if we don't see some BC folks pointing out that they will have *easily* spent 60 million on car roads over the next few years, so "it's too expensive to fix" is utter B.S.

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            @anyGould
            How about some solar powered bike ev charging stations along the trans canada trail? Nope, got pipelines to build.

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              @anyGould
              How about some solar powered bike ev charging stations along the trans canada trail? Nope, got pipelines to build.

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              @NMBA I don't know if I even want to draw the parallel to pipelines, when the parallel to "you repaired all the highway bridges ASAP, what's the holdup here?" is so much clearer and obvious?

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              • anygould@kind.socialA anygould@kind.social

                @NMBA I will be disappointed if we don't see some BC folks pointing out that they will have *easily* spent 60 million on car roads over the next few years, so "it's too expensive to fix" is utter B.S.

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                @anyGould
                Our car based society views roads as a necessity and bike routes as a luxury while ignoring the positive safety, health and environmental externalities of biking.

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