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  1. #Oil-patch #Christianity and politics on both sides of the Canada-U.S. border, from #Alberta to #Texas, have long been informed and fortified by a reading of #Scripture that stresses the #God-given blessings of #petroleum,” he explained.

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:5zca2ola2zxpkw37w4f3wxtu/post/3mlqqcvo3mk2e

  2. #Oil-patch #Christianity and politics on both sides of the Canada-U.S. border, from #Alberta to #Texas, have long been informed and fortified by a reading of #Scripture that stresses the #God-given blessings of #petroleum,” he explained.

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:5zca2ola2zxpkw37w4f3wxtu/post/3mlqqcvo3mk2e

  3. #Oil-patch #Christianity and politics on both sides of the Canada-U.S. border, from #Alberta to #Texas, have long been informed and fortified by a reading of #Scripture that stresses the #God-given blessings of #petroleum,” he explained.

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:5zca2ola2zxpkw37w4f3wxtu/post/3mlqqcvo3mk2e

  4. #Oil-patch #Christianity and politics on both sides of the Canada-U.S. border, from #Alberta to #Texas, have long been informed and fortified by a reading of #Scripture that stresses the #God-given blessings of #petroleum,” he explained.

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:5zca2ola2zxpkw37w4f3wxtu/post/3mlqqcvo3mk2e

  5. Texas lawmakers are exploring whether to annex one or more New Mexico counties, particularly Lea County, a vast chunk of southeastern New Mexico bordering West Texas. The proposal, driven by conservative residents feeling alienated from progressive Santa Fe politics, would bring 75,000 people, federal funding, and more oil reserves into Texas. While New Mexico's governor dismisses it as "not a serious" idea, the move reflects ongoing debates about state identity, Republican political advantages, and regional economic interests. It continues a lawless push by conservatives in blue states like California and Oregon to change the land border instead of simply moving out of state. Could this lead to a civil war? Read on: texasmonthly.com/news-politics #TexasPolitics #Annexation #GOP #StateGovernance #RegionalPolitics #OilPatch

  6. Texas lawmakers are exploring whether to annex one or more New Mexico counties, particularly Lea County, a vast chunk of southeastern New Mexico bordering West Texas. The proposal, driven by conservative residents feeling alienated from progressive Santa Fe politics, would bring 75,000 people, federal funding, and more oil reserves into Texas. While New Mexico's governor dismisses it as "not a serious" idea, the move reflects ongoing debates about state identity, Republican political advantages, and regional economic interests. It continues a lawless push by conservatives in blue states like California and Oregon to change the land border instead of simply moving out of state. Could this lead to a civil war? Read on: texasmonthly.com/news-politics #TexasPolitics #Annexation #GOP #StateGovernance #RegionalPolitics #OilPatch

  7. Texas lawmakers are exploring whether to annex one or more New Mexico counties, particularly Lea County, a vast chunk of southeastern New Mexico bordering West Texas. The proposal, driven by conservative residents feeling alienated from progressive Santa Fe politics, would bring 75,000 people, federal funding, and more oil reserves into Texas. While New Mexico's governor dismisses it as "not a serious" idea, the move reflects ongoing debates about state identity, Republican political advantages, and regional economic interests. It continues a lawless push by conservatives in blue states like California and Oregon to change the land border instead of simply moving out of state. Could this lead to a civil war? Read on: texasmonthly.com/news-politics #TexasPolitics #Annexation #GOP #StateGovernance #RegionalPolitics #OilPatch

  8. Texas lawmakers are exploring whether to annex one or more New Mexico counties, particularly Lea County, a vast chunk of southeastern New Mexico bordering West Texas. The proposal, driven by conservative residents feeling alienated from progressive Santa Fe politics, would bring 75,000 people, federal funding, and more oil reserves into Texas. While New Mexico's governor dismisses it as "not a serious" idea, the move reflects ongoing debates about state identity, Republican political advantages, and regional economic interests. It continues a lawless push by conservatives in blue states like California and Oregon to change the land border instead of simply moving out of state. Could this lead to a civil war? Read on: texasmonthly.com/news-politics #TexasPolitics #Annexation #GOP #StateGovernance #RegionalPolitics #OilPatch

  9. Texas lawmakers are exploring whether to annex one or more New Mexico counties, particularly Lea County, a vast chunk of southeastern New Mexico bordering West Texas. The proposal, driven by conservative residents feeling alienated from progressive Santa Fe politics, would bring 75,000 people, federal funding, and more oil reserves into Texas. While New Mexico's governor dismisses it as "not a serious" idea, the move reflects ongoing debates about state identity, Republican political advantages, and regional economic interests. It continues a lawless push by conservatives in blue states like California and Oregon to change the land border instead of simply moving out of state. Could this lead to a civil war? Read on: texasmonthly.com/news-politics #TexasPolitics #Annexation #GOP #StateGovernance #RegionalPolitics #OilPatch

  10. Number of #OrphanWells in Alberta will soon double as controversial #oilpatch #bankruptcy settled | CBC News cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/bak “Alberta's orphan well woes are about to swell following the end of a controversial court case involving some of the biggest names in the Canadian oilpatch.

    The OWA already has an inventory of about 1,600 wells in need of closure and reclamation. That workload is expected to more than double as the bankruptcy of Sequoia Resources is finally settled”

  11. Number of #OrphanWells in Alberta will soon double as controversial #oilpatch #bankruptcy settled | CBC News cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/bak “Alberta's orphan well woes are about to swell following the end of a controversial court case involving some of the biggest names in the Canadian oilpatch.

    The OWA already has an inventory of about 1,600 wells in need of closure and reclamation. That workload is expected to more than double as the bankruptcy of Sequoia Resources is finally settled”

  12. Number of #OrphanWells in Alberta will soon double as controversial #oilpatch #bankruptcy settled | CBC News cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/bak “Alberta's orphan well woes are about to swell following the end of a controversial court case involving some of the biggest names in the Canadian oilpatch.

    The OWA already has an inventory of about 1,600 wells in need of closure and reclamation. That workload is expected to more than double as the bankruptcy of Sequoia Resources is finally settled”

  13. Number of #OrphanWells in Alberta will soon double as controversial #oilpatch #bankruptcy settled | CBC News cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/bak “Alberta's orphan well woes are about to swell following the end of a controversial court case involving some of the biggest names in the Canadian oilpatch.

    The OWA already has an inventory of about 1,600 wells in need of closure and reclamation. That workload is expected to more than double as the bankruptcy of Sequoia Resources is finally settled”

  14. Number of #OrphanWells in Alberta will soon double as controversial #oilpatch #bankruptcy settled | CBC News cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/bak “Alberta's orphan well woes are about to swell following the end of a controversial court case involving some of the biggest names in the Canadian oilpatch.

    The OWA already has an inventory of about 1,600 wells in need of closure and reclamation. That workload is expected to more than double as the bankruptcy of Sequoia Resources is finally settled”

  15. #Alberta #oilpatch policies harming tax base and draining municipalities, rural leaders say | CBC News cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/al “He said moves such as a three-year tax holiday on new wells and pipelines has already cost municipalities nearly $9 billion in reduced assessments. At the end of last year, municipalities were owed $252 million in unpaid #PropertyTax.” #FossilFuels #OilAndGas

  16. #Alberta #oilpatch policies harming tax base and draining municipalities, rural leaders say | CBC News cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/al “He said moves such as a three-year tax holiday on new wells and pipelines has already cost municipalities nearly $9 billion in reduced assessments. At the end of last year, municipalities were owed $252 million in unpaid #PropertyTax.” #FossilFuels #OilAndGas

  17. #Alberta #oilpatch policies harming tax base and draining municipalities, rural leaders say | CBC News cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/al “He said moves such as a three-year tax holiday on new wells and pipelines has already cost municipalities nearly $9 billion in reduced assessments. At the end of last year, municipalities were owed $252 million in unpaid #PropertyTax.” #FossilFuels #OilAndGas

  18. #Alberta #oilpatch policies harming tax base and draining municipalities, rural leaders say | CBC News cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/al “He said moves such as a three-year tax holiday on new wells and pipelines has already cost municipalities nearly $9 billion in reduced assessments. At the end of last year, municipalities were owed $252 million in unpaid #PropertyTax.” #FossilFuels #OilAndGas

  19. #Alberta #oilpatch policies harming tax base and draining municipalities, rural leaders say | CBC News cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/al “He said moves such as a three-year tax holiday on new wells and pipelines has already cost municipalities nearly $9 billion in reduced assessments. At the end of last year, municipalities were owed $252 million in unpaid #PropertyTax.” #FossilFuels #OilAndGas

  20. Originally posted on Mastodon June 7, 2024.

    Sent to the National Post and Suncor ([email protected]) June 8, 2024.

    (this letter is more than 200 words… but so be it)

    Dear Editor,

    “Not one less lemming will jump off the cliff if we don’t also jump off the cliff”, so said the millionaire chief of the Proud Order of Lemmings Society, from his office in a high tower.

    “The world will not consume one less barrel of oil simply because Canada chooses not to provide it.”, said Suncor CEO Rich Kruger over video conference.

    It was in response to an MP who asked, non-rhetorically, how he sleeps at night knowing his oil company and industry bears primary responsibility for the climate induced catastrophes in Canada and around the world.

    “You’re actually attacking hundreds of thousands of workers”, he predictably deflected, “I don’t know how to answer that question”.

    And that’s perhaps the most honest answer he could give.

    Because people like him, people who run these companies and make these deflections, can only do so because they cannot – they are incapable – of conceiving of anything else.

    They are so beholden to their own wealth and the illusion that they are imparting wealth onto others by extracting oil, that they cannot possibly know how to answer a question whose premise is that their unearned wealth is inherently destructive.

    Their appeal for empathy for the oil worker is a ruse because an empathetic person would know the oil worker is just as vulnerable, more so in many ways, to climate catastrophe than anyone else.

    The worker or other energy dependant person is not a lemming because the average person understands consequence when they see it. 

    This CEO has no consequences for his actions today. He thinks he is safe in his tower but he and his temporarily powerful peers are the lemmings galloping to the cliff.

    When the day comes that they near the edge, no oil worker or other person will stand in the way.

    Chris Alemany

    Port Alberni BC

    https://chrisalemany.ca/2024/06/08/oil-ceos-wont-be-missed/

    #Canada #ClimateChange #CrudeOil #Economy #emissions #Environment #FossilFuels #LetterToTheEditor #NDP #oilConsumption #oilpatch #PeakOil #Politics #Sustainability #TarSands

  21. CW: Alberta Energy Regulator and Suncor approval

    @larryneufeld

    Albertas new flag is just burning trees.

  22. CW: Alberta Energy Regulator and Suncor approval

    @larryneufeld

    Albertas new flag is just burning trees.

    #alberta #oilpatch #canada

  23. CW: Alberta Energy Regulator and Suncor approval

    @larryneufeld

    Albertas new flag is just burning trees.

    #alberta #oilpatch #canada

  24. With satellites, fewer places to hide #MethaneEmissions

    "It's the first time so-called “bottom-up” methods - which depend on ground-based measurements and estimates and is used by industry - have been combined with “top-down” methods from above.

    It concluded official government and industry estimates of #methane #emissions from #Alberta's #oilpatch are 50 per cent too low."

    edmonton.ctvnews.ca/study-find

  25. With satellites, fewer places to hide #MethaneEmissions

    "It's the first time so-called “bottom-up” methods - which depend on ground-based measurements and estimates and is used by industry - have been combined with “top-down” methods from above.

    It concluded official government and industry estimates of #methane #emissions from #Alberta's #oilpatch are 50 per cent too low."

    edmonton.ctvnews.ca/study-find

  26. With satellites, fewer places to hide #MethaneEmissions

    "It's the first time so-called “bottom-up” methods - which depend on ground-based measurements and estimates and is used by industry - have been combined with “top-down” methods from above.

    It concluded official government and industry estimates of #methane #emissions from #Alberta's #oilpatch are 50 per cent too low."

    edmonton.ctvnews.ca/study-find

  27. With satellites, fewer places to hide #MethaneEmissions

    "It's the first time so-called “bottom-up” methods - which depend on ground-based measurements and estimates and is used by industry - have been combined with “top-down” methods from above.

    It concluded official government and industry estimates of #methane #emissions from #Alberta's #oilpatch are 50 per cent too low."

    edmonton.ctvnews.ca/study-find

  28. With satellites, fewer places to hide #MethaneEmissions

    "It's the first time so-called “bottom-up” methods - which depend on ground-based measurements and estimates and is used by industry - have been combined with “top-down” methods from above.

    It concluded official government and industry estimates of #methane #emissions from #Alberta's #oilpatch are 50 per cent too low."

    edmonton.ctvnews.ca/study-find

  29. How secrecy and regulatory capture drove Alberta’s oil and gas liability crisis.

    theconversation.com/how-secrec

    "“A hustle in the oil patch”, a “dirty legacy”: These are just a couple of the ways that the escalating costs of abandoning and reclaiming non-producing oil wells in Canada have been described.

    In a new paper, we look back over 40 years and identify three factors that have led to this unprecedented regulatory failure."
    #Alberta #OilPatch #Cleanup

  30. How secrecy and regulatory capture drove Alberta’s oil and gas liability crisis.

    theconversation.com/how-secrec

    "“A hustle in the oil patch”, a “dirty legacy”: These are just a couple of the ways that the escalating costs of abandoning and reclaiming non-producing oil wells in Canada have been described.

    In a new paper, we look back over 40 years and identify three factors that have led to this unprecedented regulatory failure."
    #Alberta #OilPatch #Cleanup

  31. How secrecy and regulatory capture drove Alberta’s oil and gas liability crisis.

    theconversation.com/how-secrec

    "“A hustle in the oil patch”, a “dirty legacy”: These are just a couple of the ways that the escalating costs of abandoning and reclaiming non-producing oil wells in Canada have been described.

    In a new paper, we look back over 40 years and identify three factors that have led to this unprecedented regulatory failure."
    #Alberta #OilPatch #Cleanup

  32. How secrecy and regulatory capture drove Alberta’s oil and gas liability crisis.

    theconversation.com/how-secrec

    "“A hustle in the oil patch”, a “dirty legacy”: These are just a couple of the ways that the escalating costs of abandoning and reclaiming non-producing oil wells in Canada have been described.

    In a new paper, we look back over 40 years and identify three factors that have led to this unprecedented regulatory failure."
    #Alberta #OilPatch #Cleanup

  33. How secrecy and regulatory capture drove Alberta’s oil and gas liability crisis.

    theconversation.com/how-secrec

    "“A hustle in the oil patch”, a “dirty legacy”: These are just a couple of the ways that the escalating costs of abandoning and reclaiming non-producing oil wells in Canada have been described.

    In a new paper, we look back over 40 years and identify three factors that have led to this unprecedented regulatory failure."
    #Alberta #OilPatch #Cleanup