Great it's bad enough that we have to put up with envionuts like Suzuki, but now the courts are getting into the battle! Green activist Judges, now that's scary!
Federal court orders review of oilsands project
EDMONTON -- The panel that gave the green light to a massive Imperial Oil oilsands project must explain how intensity-based targets will control greenhouse-gas emissions, a federal court judge has ordered.
....A coalition of environmental groups challenged the project in federal court in Edmonton earlier this year, saying the environmental assessment was inadequate on several fronts, including regarding greenhouse-gas emissions.
Justice Daniele Tremblay-Lamer said the panel must explain how it concluded that intensity-based targets will reduce the potentially damaging effects of the project's greenhouse-gas emissions to a level of insignificance.
Maybe the Judge should make the environment groups PROVE how CO2 is harmful first! Where are their facts that prove that intensity-based targets won't work? What gives a judge the right to even hear a case like this one? If the province of Alberta owns the resources, and supports intensity-based targets, who is this judge to tell Albertans what we can or can't do to develop our resources. Notice it's a FEDERAL judge poking her nose into Alberta jurisdiction. NEPII coming at you through the federal courts.
If you can't close down projects, and the oilsands through protests, try the courts? Nice, now I've got to go select the tree I'm going to be living in.
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when are we going to rise up and have a revolution against these ass holes. we will soon be slaves with no way out.
are you crazy? you can't live IN a tree, under one maybee, if you don't harm any bugs; better check with the Goracle, if he's not on a jet somewhere
Well anon, I thought Alberta voters did a pretty good job of electing the only party that didn't want hard caps. But we do have to be more active, where do those envionuts find all the time to make trouble?
Your right x2para, maybe a mud hut like my ancestors. Or am I allowed to disturb the ground?
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