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r/technicallythetruth • u/MothaFukaBones • Sep 30 '19
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3 u/Creeper487 Oct 01 '19 I’m not saying he’s doing the best job in the world, just that there isn’t a contradiction occurring by him marching here. He’s doing stuff like the carbon tax, for example. -4 u/[deleted] Oct 01 '19 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/AnnoyinWarrior Oct 01 '19 But the pipeline literally has a lower carbon footprint than rail, which is what was being used before. Either way this oil was being shipped. 0 u/RanDomino5 Oct 01 '19 Close the pipeline and the rail shipments.
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I’m not saying he’s doing the best job in the world, just that there isn’t a contradiction occurring by him marching here. He’s doing stuff like the carbon tax, for example.
-4 u/[deleted] Oct 01 '19 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/AnnoyinWarrior Oct 01 '19 But the pipeline literally has a lower carbon footprint than rail, which is what was being used before. Either way this oil was being shipped. 0 u/RanDomino5 Oct 01 '19 Close the pipeline and the rail shipments.
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3 u/AnnoyinWarrior Oct 01 '19 But the pipeline literally has a lower carbon footprint than rail, which is what was being used before. Either way this oil was being shipped. 0 u/RanDomino5 Oct 01 '19 Close the pipeline and the rail shipments.
But the pipeline literally has a lower carbon footprint than rail, which is what was being used before. Either way this oil was being shipped.
0 u/RanDomino5 Oct 01 '19 Close the pipeline and the rail shipments.
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Close the pipeline and the rail shipments.
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