Oil and gas production emits nearly 200 megatonnes of greenhouse gas a year — but transportation isn\u0027t so far behind at about 190 megatonnes.
I quoted his words last week and will do so again because they are the very definition of regional unfairness.“We’re not doing that with any other sectors — not steel, not the auto industry, forestry, cement.He says “for” oil and gas, as if it’s a favour.
The federal strategy is simple. Rather than limit the fuel burners, you gradually shut down the fuel producers. Now, imagine what would happen if the oilsands and oil wells were in Ontario or Quebec, and western Canada were the hub for automotive, aviation, hydro power, etc.
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