Trudeau’s growing isolation on fossil fuels — via financialpost
Witness the latest pronouncement from Steven Guilbeault, minister of environment and climate change, that the government will block new pipelines from Alberta that could deliver LNG to the Maritimes for export to Europe and India. Lest there be any lingering doubt, Trudeau declared there was no business case for them — having previously trammelled potential projects with regulations designed precisely to make them uneconomic.
Ottawa’s policies have: stranded the bulk of Canada’s vast proven oil and gas reserves, cost jobs and growth across the country, undermined national unity, jeopardized energy security, deprived Indigenous communities of transformative economic opportunities and now precluded assistance to allies in dire need. All this harm was deliberately inflicted to improve Canada’s green scorecard , which no one living more than a half mile from Rideau Cottage cares about.
Many green militants like Guilbeault also oppose carbon-free nuclear power, which raises doubts about their real goals. Are clean and green their true aim or are they exploiting a climate “emergency” to increase the role of government and advance globalist objectives by posing as saviours of a public they have first terrified with visions of an apocalyptic climate emergency.
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