Unhappy with new greenwashing rules, Alberta and fossil fuel companies push back
Geoff Strong
https://www.cbc.ca/news/climate/greenwashing-bill-c59-consultations-1.7260546
Alberta government is aiming to soften new rules against greenwashing that led Canadian oil and gas groups to scrub their websites of climate pledges or add disclaimers.
Part of this concerns the Pathways Alliance, who are already the subject of a Competition Bureau complaint for an alleged misleading advertising campaign about its efforts to reduce emissions. Almost lost in this article is the statement that Pathways Alliance is still trying to secure federal government support for a proposed $16.5-billion carbon capture pipeline project. ANOTHER PIPELINE PROJECT IN THE MULTI-BILLIONS! Surely Trudeau’s Liberals won’t fall for this again?
Is there no end to the immorality surrounding fossil fuels?
Geoff Strong
| G.S. (Geoff) Strong, PhD Atmospheric/Climate Scientist Cowichan Bay, BC Email: geoff.s...@gmail.com PH: 250-618-6609
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"The secret to change is to focus all of your energy not on
fighting the old but on building the new."
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