New map shows all the oil and gas spills in Sask.

[jazz]

Getting? you are just now getting sick of it?

I hereby nominate caseih for most patient poster in all of Agriville history. Having tolerated Chuck for this long without getting sick of his bs.

Logic and fact are the most potent weapon against hypocritical preaching posers like chuck.

Everytime he attempts to do some deep research on some subject, the facts come back to bite him. But like all the left, the next day its double down.

Just like climate change. He is destroyed daily yet back every day with more BS. Some people have left reality.

[chuckChuck]

So where is the logic and facts you speak of? You spent all of your last post attacking me and said nothing about the issue of oils impact on the environment or comparing regulations.

Nice try Jazz but rather than spout nonsense, try to deliver something interesting and relevant to the thread topic.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

And I don't have the regulations of each country at my finger tips. We would have to find an objective study to know where we fit in compared to similar jurisdictions.

Saudi Arabia is not similar!

NO, you are right, Saudi Arabia is not similar, they do not need to report, record or release statistics on such safety or environmental issues whatsoever, and their citizens know better than to demand such action, lest they face capital or corporal punishment, another way in which Saudi Arabia is not similar to Alberta. But Canadians are sourcing oil from them, without questioning their environmental track record, meanwhile constantly bashing ours.

But if you don't have access to an objective study to compare similar jurisdictions, why did you bring this map to our attention in the first place, if you have no clue if it is good, bad, or indifferent? Obviously everyone inside and outside of the industry would prefer the number of spills be zero, but is that attainable, and have any of our competitors reached that level, or even an improved level compared to ours?

[chuckChuck]

Comparing the Offshore Drilling Regulatory Regimes of the Canadian Arctic, the U.S., the U.K., Greenland and Norway Jennifer Dagg, Peggy Holroyd, Nathan Lemphers, Randy Lucas and Benjamin ThibaultChris Severson-Baker, Steve Kennett, James Leaton and Ben Wheeler

https://www.pembina.org/reports/comparing-offshore-oil-and-gas-regulations.pdf

[AlbertaFarmer5]

A quick search of your link about offshore drilling regulations Didn't turn up anything about Saskatchewan's offshore drilling regulations. So yes, you must be right, Saskatchewan is obviously very lacking compared to our competitors. I am shocked that they could have overlooked something so important.

Wtf does offshore anything have to do with your original assertion that oil and salt water is being spilled onto farmland? Perhaps it is the reference to saltwater that confused you?

[chuckChuck]

That was the only document I could find on short notice comparing regulations in Canada with other jurisdictions. I think everyone knows it doesn't apply to Saskatchewan. But consider that it could apply to Manitoba if they find something in Hudson Bay.

Why don't you try to find a public document that does compare regulations in ND and Saskatchewan for example. I don't know if it exists but the oil companies that work in both jurisdictions will certainly know the differences.

Or we could go through the regulations line by line and see what the differences are. That will be fun and a great way to spend the winter.

There have been lots of reports in the media about ranchers and farmers in Alberta having issues with the oil industry over the years. But they must all be socialists! LOL

Are all those concerns about property rights, H2S, water contamination, and spills unfounded? I doubt it. Many of your fellow Albertans have legitimate concerns. Its pretty obvious whose side you are on.

It seems as if you would rather not have that map of spills and pretend that they are not happening.

[jazz]

Got any other maps of other industries, or is it just from the ones you hate and profit from and want to die you hypocrite.

[Guest]

jazz , there must be a map of where all the 5 year old "spent" solar panels are piled?

[AlbertaFarmer5]

It seems as if you would rather not have that map of spills and pretend that they are not happening.

We just spent most of this thread trying to get you to understand that we live in one of the only oil producing jurisdictions in the world with the regulatory structure, environmental conscience, landowner rights, FOIP, and rule of law, to even have the ability to create such a map, let alone release it for public scrutiny.

I for one think that is very good news. You can't find a single example of a competitor nation or jurisdiction who does the same.

I would rather that this map existed for everywhere we buy oil from, or potentially could buy oil from, so consumers could make a conscious decision about which oil is "dirtier", or more ethical, and they could make an informed decision about where to properly direct their hate, vitriol, and protests. I'm sure the extinction rebellion would go over very well in most middle eastern countries right now, or African, or central/south American oil producers.

Why the double standard?

[Guest]

Cluck cluck has quit clucking