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RockBottom@feddit.org to Climate@slrpnk.net · 12 天前

Canada's first 'national interest' project is an oil pipeline, which means bye bye orcas and hello climate dystopia. And for what?

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Canada's first 'national interest' project is an oil pipeline, which means bye bye orcas and hello climate dystopia. And for what?

rachelgilmore.substack.com

RockBottom@feddit.org to Climate@slrpnk.net · 12 天前
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Canada’s first ‘national interest’ project is an oil pipeline, which means bye bye orcas and hello climate dystopia. And for what?
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Listen now | This designation means the oil pipeline can bulldoze past environmental laws, impact assessments, and Indigenous consultation.

cross-posted from: https://piefed.ca/c/canada@lemmy.ca/p/991210/canada-s-first-national-interest-project-is-an-oil-pipeline-which-means-bye-bye-orcas-and-h

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    12 天前

    For money. Who needs a habitable planet when you have loads of money? 🤑

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    Dumb costly idea, just focus on renewables instead like the countries with common sense are doing

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