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Originally Posted by scel
Uhhh...This entire thread has already gone full bozo. I guess I will put on some Jason Kenney makeup and wade in...
This year's snow pack was significantly below average. Last year's snowpack was average, but with a much faster melt.
Carbon taxes suck ass, but the little evidence we have is that they should work.
Carbon tax is here to stay---'getting rid of the carbon tax' is just asinine political rhetoric. Either the provincial government mandates a tax or the federal government will. The difference being who collects the taxes. The only thing that would p!ss me off more than the carbon tax is letting Trudeau decide how the carbon tax money is spent. |
In the oldman basin snowpack was above average last year, look at lost creek or racehorse snow pillows. Alberta and probably Canada could stop using fossil fuels tomorrow and it wouldn’t make an impact on global levels of Carbon, let alone climate.