In this video, we explore how Canada—long America’s top energy partner—is pivoting to European (and potentially Asian) markets amid fears of new, steep U.S. ...
This is actually really bad as far as emissions are concerned. The emissions from transportation of oil alone are massive, outweighing all other emissions from overseas transport.
Not yet, no. Even at the rate things are changing now we’ve got 20 years before any apocalypse scenarios. We should be working to avoid those at all cost. Even those caught up in the worst of it can flee to areas less affected.
it should balance out somewhat–the u.s. exports are roughly the same as its canadian imports; unless they do something really stupid like increasing what’s already historic production levels to make up for the loss of canadian imports.
This is actually really bad as far as emissions are concerned. The emissions from transportation of oil alone are massive, outweighing all other emissions from overseas transport.
Countries have largely abandoned the climate change initiative for a while, a video by sabin explains it well
I’m not sure what value this comment adds to the conversation.
It’s stating a point that is unfortunately true. It’s important to know.
All is lost, friend.
Not yet, no. Even at the rate things are changing now we’ve got 20 years before any apocalypse scenarios. We should be working to avoid those at all cost. Even those caught up in the worst of it can flee to areas less affected.
Every emission now will cause suffering later.
People really, really don’t like hearing the truth when it’s bad news. Not all of us are blind however.
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even in research you cant “say climate change caused by people” otherwise you wont get grant funding, thats how in denial people are.
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it should balance out somewhat–the u.s. exports are roughly the same as its canadian imports; unless they do something really stupid like increasing what’s already historic production levels to make up for the loss of canadian imports.