West Coast Pipeline? Oil & Gas Want Us Tied to the U.S. But We Need Renewables for Sovereignty

The Environment in Canada Podcast episode 86 on how oil and gas corporations are sabotaging Canadian sovereignty. You can listen to the episode on The Harbinger Media Network, IHeart Radio, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or our website below:

Oil and Gas interests want to increase Canada’s reliance on the United States. So why is the Alberta Government talking about a west coast oil pipeline MOU with the Federal Government – especially since the economics of such a pipeline are terrible? Because the MOU on an imaginary pipeline is actually cover to weaken Canada’s climate regulations and slow the growth of renewable energy – renewable energy that is Canada’s best bet for continuing our sovereignty…

Take Action:

• Send a message to Prime Minister Carney to stand up for community-based renewable energy, oppose Oil, and Gas/LNG development, and pledge to advocate for renewables in your community.
• How to Talk With Others About Climate Change & Progress Past the Political Theatre.

Sources / Resources for this Sovereignty Saturdays episode:

• Previous Sovereignty Saturdays episodes: How We’ll Win (with more on the IEA scenarios), How to Defend Democracy & Canada, No Kings Special, Using Social Media, Winning the Communications War, Real Deep State.
• With Pipeline Deal Coming Soon, New Analysis Shows Big Risks for Investors, Crushing Losses for Provinces – The Energy Mix.
• Alberta’s pipeline math still doesn’t add up – Max Fawcett, The National Observer.
• The Oil Tanker Ban That Dims Alberta’s Pipeline Hopes – The Tyee.
• Sources for the episode & ties between LNG in Canada and Trump’s Administration.
• “These Fossil Fuel Industry Tactics Are Fueling Democratic Backsliding,” Centre for American Progress.

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