Carney government faces first lawsuit over its climate policies [Canada]

6 days ago by silence7 to c/climate

Canconda 1 point 6 days ago

Good. I'm all for build Canada but Carney seems to be taking this mandate as carte blanche.

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silence7 2 points 6 days ago

Lol. Going all-in on fossil fuels at the exact moment that the rest of the world other than the US decided that they're not worth the security risks and pollution. It's a way to end up as an impoverished backwater, especially if the public pays for all the pipelines and export terminals

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Canconda 1 point 6 days ago

So I'm really hoping he's just bluffing to keep Danielle and here dum dum separatists happy in the short term.

Cuz it's not fuckin happening lmao. Big difference between BC and everyone else is that the indigenous people here never surrendered. Us colonials built a culture beside theirs. We align with their mentality more than the ranchers and everyone else back east.

Assuming there isn't several years of litigation pushing this issue to the next government(s); if Carney/DS tried to force this on BC... There would be physical resistance that would make Fairy Creek look like nothing.

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