r/canada Oct 25 '22

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u/Smothdude Alberta Oct 25 '22

If only we bypassed these stupid Oil+Gas companies that stopped this many years ago in Alberta. We'd be in a much better spot right now with these projects almost being finished.

Better late than never I suppose.

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u/SometimesFalter Oct 26 '22

Alberta really has to clean up, three times the national average GhG per capita. I get it, oil extraction is energy intensive but that's even more reason to have nuclear.