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Canada's Rich Nature Life Destroyed by Uggly Pipelines and Canada's Rich Oil Reserves Est. >Two Trillion Barrels Of Oil And The
Western Great Eco System Devestated - Is the Alberta & B.C. provinces going astray, is it being seduced by the development
schemes of greedy multinationals, suckered into shipping
unprocessed oil- sands crude south for processing in
Texas and China refineries, or recklessly
developing the oil sands and make
uggly pipelines across US and Canada -
at the expense of prudence and the environment.
Alberta, Canada should be refining the bitumen in Alberta & B.C. and should make it
public policy in the provinces of Canada -
It would make the Canadians very rich, richer than the Saudis -
The U.S. State Department
is considering a proposal to extend the pipeline which would
carry oil from Alberta's oilsands to Texas.
http://keystone-xl.com/keystone-xl-pipeline-overall-route-map/
Environmentalists have been aggressively protesting the line saying -
the heavy oil, or bitumen, that would flow through the line is -
dirty, toxic and corrosive.
Canadians saying the bitumen should be refined in Alberta or B.C., Canada.
Canadians want process the bitumen from the oilsands in Alberta or B.C.,
and that would create a lot of jobs.
It would be a better for Canada to do than merely send the raw bitumen down
the pipeline and they refine it in Texas and that means thousands of new
jobs in Texas -
Canadians can be the richest in the world - to pay for alternative energy for all Canadians in the future.
Let us see the Western provinces to control the rapid
growth in Canada.
No public hearings about a pipeline that would ship bitumen
from Alberta's oilsands to Asian markets refiners they control.
Canada should be more sympathetic to the CDN workers federation's
concerns -
oilsands projects should not exporting raw bitumen and
robbing Alberta and B.C. people of the benefits they would reap from -
upgrading it in the Western provinces -
to ensure we have a value-added industry for Canadians.
Oil shipped to Asia would no longer be available to North Americans, which
will eventually raise its price.
When nwo take oil out of North America and take it to Asia the price
increase is going to affect all markets in the long run and make
Canadians to pay more for the gasoline - like what happened to the
forest timber - it has very long term negative economics for Canadian people.
These oil sand deposits lie under 141,000 square kilometres
(54,000 sq mi) of boreal forest and muskeg (peat bogs) and contain
about 1.7 trillion barrels (270×10/9 m3) of bitumen in-place,
comparable in magnitude to the world's total proven reserves
of conventional petroleum.Although the former CEO of Shell Canada, Clive
Mather, estimated Canada's reserves to be 2 trillion barrels (320 km3) or
more, the International Energy Agency (IEA) lists Canada's reserves as
being 178 billion barrels (2.83×1010 m3).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Athabasca_oil_sands
Wake UP Canada and do not let anyone rob you of the oil resources and
the people future wealth.
Will The Oil Pipelines Issues From Alberta to B.C. Deprive Canada's People Of
Canada's Rich Oil Reserves Est. >Two Trillion Barrels Of Oil And The
Western Great Eco System -
The Pipeline will create an environmental disaster in British Columbia and
Alberta which may affect our health and pollute Canada’s water supply.
The impact on nature and the effects of pipeline construction and use
are:
* With the high probability of snow avalanches will create the pipelines
in many valleys will be destroyed in winter and the rain season and
the earth’s natural erosion will cause more natural disasters
ex: by avalanches, mudslides, earthquakes etc.
* When these weather seasons occur the avalanches will cause damage
to the pipelines which will leak oil into the rivers, creeks and lakes
and it cause contamination for farmers, communities, cities and
to our water supply.
* The detrimental effects to the environment outweigh the benefits of
the short term boost to our economy for these construction jobs will
just be temporary.
* There will be minimal permanent jobs created when the project is
completed to the potential water pollution the oil may cause to
our aqua water systems for animals and people of B.C. and Alberta.
There are enough oil resources in the Tar Sands to produce enough fossil
fuel for the next 100 hundred years to meet the Canadian and the United
States of America oil needs.
Our Tar Sand Resources should be developed and controlled in Canada by
establishing a refinery in Alberta that is maintained
by Canadians and monitored for environmental hazards.
It makes more sense to stimulate the economy by creating jobs by
utilizing the trucking and shipping industry to deliver the valuable
resource that Canadians possess within their borders.
Our environment can be protected and we can still appease all interested
parties.
* Premiers of B.C., Alberta and Prime Minister of Canada need to
re-evaluate their position on this issue.
* Recent polls demonstrate that >50% of British Columbia people are
opposed to the pipeline construction.
* Our elected officials are supposed to listen to their constituents and
views on public policy.
The United States of America and China are strongly influencing
the higher echelons of Canadian society to gain momentum in securing
the pipeline access through our borders but more than the >50% of
British Columbians are not in favour of pipeline expansions are very
concerned with the long term environmental impact this will have on
our ECO-system.
They are only interested in oil for their economy and many countries have
already destroyed their natural habitants to the point that they are not
fit for human beings or other living organisms.
I personally feel that more research is needed in solar energy.
Common sense prevails that solar energy is eco-friendly and a positive
alternative to fossil fuel.
It’s my belief that we should be concentrating on developing the tar sands
for the oil that is needed for that purpose and continues to seek out
clean environmentally friendly sources of energy.
The construction of the B.C. pipeline would be good for people if it was to
be stopped and Canada made a refinery in Alberta to handle all heavy oil
tar sand resources for it will create long term work and
investment opportunities for all in Canada.
These oil sand deposits lie under 141,000 square kilometres
(54,000 sq mi) of boreal forest and muskeg (peat bogs) and contain
about 1.7 trillion barrels (270×10/9 m3) of bitumen in-place,
comparable in magnitude to the world's total proven reserves
of conventional petroleum.Although the former CEO of Shell Canada, Clive
Mather, estimated Canada's reserves to be 2 trillion barrels (320 km3) or
more, the International Energy Agency (IEA) lists Canada's reserves as
being 178 billion barrels (2.83×1010 m3).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Athabasca_oil_sands
Good Health Is Our Wealth -
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