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

[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

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Cluck cluck has quit clucking

Those oil spills and releases he has been dealing with must have been pretty bad. The nearest spill to Chuck's hometown of Pelly(according to his CWB rants online, he is from Pelly) is an hour away near Buchanan in 2003. And to think that Chuck has been dealing with that 365 days a year ever since is quite astounding.

Perhaps oil and gas wells look different in Pelly, but a look a google maps satellite imagery doesn't show any oil leases, pad, roads, or facilities of any kind anywhere near Pelly. But I won't attempt to draw any conclusions based on that.

[jazz]

This is a rare earth mine tailings.



This is lithium strip mining....look familiar?

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Those oil spills and releases he has been dealing with must have been pretty bad. The nearest spill to Chuck's hometown of Pelly(according to his CWB rants online, he is from Pelly) is an hour away near Buchanan in 2003. And to think that Chuck has been dealing with that 365 days a year ever since is quite astounding.

Perhaps oil and gas wells look different in Pelly, but a look a google maps satellite imagery doesn't show any oil leases, pad, roads, or facilities of any kind anywhere near Pelly. But I won't attempt to draw any conclusions based on that.

Any of Chuck's neighbors on here able to confirm his troubles with oil and gas wells and pipelines? Or even the presence of oil industry in his area?

[MBgrower]

I that smart phones, solar panels and car batteries were good for the environment?


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[AlbertaFarmer5]

This is a rare earth mine tailings.

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This is lithium strip mining....look familiar?

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Considering the countries where most rare earth and Lithium mines are currently operating, surely Chuck can find a map showing the environmental impact of these resources, equally vital to modern society as is oil/gas. China is well known for publicising their environmental catastrophes, and citizens are strongly encouraged to speak out about issues, as we all know.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Any of Chuck's neighbors on here able to confirm his troubles with oil and gas wells and pipelines? Or even the presence of oil industry in his area?

No one has come to your defense Chuck, I guess we will. Just have to take your word for it.

[Dumitru Ivanov]

Considering the countries where most rare earth and Lithium mines are currently operating, surely Chuck can find a map showing the environmental impact of these resources, equally vital to modern society as is https://www.cianalytics.com/ oil/gas . China is well known for publicising their environmental catastrophes, and citizens are strongly encouraged to speak out about issues, as we all know.

I see your point. The only thing worth mentioning is that oil and gas have already reached their peak in terms of performance, while the other industries are still developing and might reach certain sustainability parameters that oil cannot reach. It's an assumption, of course.

[SASKFARMER]

Hey, Communist Glen is there a map that shows all the stupid people of Sask. Show me your sign.

[burnt]

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[chuckChuck]

Along with all the numerous spills in the oil patch some large some very small comes the reality that taxpayers are going to bail out the industry when it comes to orphan wells by paying for their cleanup. Federal money is headed their way right now.

There are billions of dollars of liability on the books for all the other suspended and abandoned wells that are hanging like a stinking albatross around the necks of many oil companies.

Cleaning up is just more red tape! Shirking their responsibility and passing the bill onto taxpayers is the plan.

And mining has its own legacy of environmental damage and shirking responsibility. Its the take the money and run philosophy.