kristin
@keliz.bsky.social
if this were true Israel would have used it already, please read outside your bubble
June 14, 2025 at 10:34 PM
if this were true Israel would have used it already, please read outside your bubble
because one is for defense and one is not, nuclear nonproliferation is not complicated
June 14, 2025 at 3:11 AM
because one is for defense and one is not, nuclear nonproliferation is not complicated
you cannot have an accurate sense of public sentiment without it
February 16, 2025 at 5:01 PM
you cannot have an accurate sense of public sentiment without it
I would like to see more journalists engaging with objective reality as we tackle climate change, instead of trying to score political hit points from readers who don’t understand the nuances
our country can and should be a wealthy, principled exporter with a strong resource economy
our country can and should be a wealthy, principled exporter with a strong resource economy
November 15, 2024 at 9:46 PM
I would like to see more journalists engaging with objective reality as we tackle climate change, instead of trying to score political hit points from readers who don’t understand the nuances
our country can and should be a wealthy, principled exporter with a strong resource economy
our country can and should be a wealthy, principled exporter with a strong resource economy
all this is to say, at a certain point one must wonder if flagrant activism is effective, if the practical outcome serves the interests of Saudi Aramco and Gazprom more than it ever actually reduces global emissions or bolsters human rights
November 15, 2024 at 9:46 PM
all this is to say, at a certain point one must wonder if flagrant activism is effective, if the practical outcome serves the interests of Saudi Aramco and Gazprom more than it ever actually reduces global emissions or bolsters human rights
are we trying to get credit, or trying to address climate change?
politically it seems like a clear choice for those who care about the environment and human rights
politically it seems like a clear choice for those who care about the environment and human rights
November 15, 2024 at 9:41 PM
are we trying to get credit, or trying to address climate change?
politically it seems like a clear choice for those who care about the environment and human rights
politically it seems like a clear choice for those who care about the environment and human rights
exactly, based on KXL (which is now dead) and 2017 oil prices, which were low
different biz case now entirely
re: China, their demand is still objectively growing and will continue to do so, and demand from South & SE Asia is surging
different biz case now entirely
re: China, their demand is still objectively growing and will continue to do so, and demand from South & SE Asia is surging
November 15, 2024 at 9:39 PM
exactly, based on KXL (which is now dead) and 2017 oil prices, which were low
different biz case now entirely
re: China, their demand is still objectively growing and will continue to do so, and demand from South & SE Asia is surging
different biz case now entirely
re: China, their demand is still objectively growing and will continue to do so, and demand from South & SE Asia is surging
the primary obstacle to getting infrastructure built in this country is political opposition from largely poorly informed people
crucially they rarely contextualize emissions realities globally & seek just to discredit & sabotage our own industry
to the great harm of the environmental movement
crucially they rarely contextualize emissions realities globally & seek just to discredit & sabotage our own industry
to the great harm of the environmental movement
November 15, 2024 at 8:13 PM
the primary obstacle to getting infrastructure built in this country is political opposition from largely poorly informed people
crucially they rarely contextualize emissions realities globally & seek just to discredit & sabotage our own industry
to the great harm of the environmental movement
crucially they rarely contextualize emissions realities globally & seek just to discredit & sabotage our own industry
to the great harm of the environmental movement
what makes you say the business case isn’t there? that’s not an accurate portrayal of what killed the project
and the majority of Chinese energy consumption is still coal-based. replacing just 5% of that with Cdn LNG would have more impact on global emissions than wiping all of Canada off the map
and the majority of Chinese energy consumption is still coal-based. replacing just 5% of that with Cdn LNG would have more impact on global emissions than wiping all of Canada off the map
November 15, 2024 at 8:10 PM
what makes you say the business case isn’t there? that’s not an accurate portrayal of what killed the project
and the majority of Chinese energy consumption is still coal-based. replacing just 5% of that with Cdn LNG would have more impact on global emissions than wiping all of Canada off the map
and the majority of Chinese energy consumption is still coal-based. replacing just 5% of that with Cdn LNG would have more impact on global emissions than wiping all of Canada off the map
i mean in terms of LGBT rights alone i sure would like to see canadian exports dominate and reduce the billions that flow into Saudi every year
November 15, 2024 at 5:21 PM
i mean in terms of LGBT rights alone i sure would like to see canadian exports dominate and reduce the billions that flow into Saudi every year
well good we agree, using Canadian oil & gas & having high standards here are good things
those are fair criticisms of the past but I’d say not reflective of the culture now
Energy East would be a better example of what internal supply could look like
and exporting to China to offset coal plants
those are fair criticisms of the past but I’d say not reflective of the culture now
Energy East would be a better example of what internal supply could look like
and exporting to China to offset coal plants
November 15, 2024 at 5:17 PM
well good we agree, using Canadian oil & gas & having high standards here are good things
those are fair criticisms of the past but I’d say not reflective of the culture now
Energy East would be a better example of what internal supply could look like
and exporting to China to offset coal plants
those are fair criticisms of the past but I’d say not reflective of the culture now
Energy East would be a better example of what internal supply could look like
and exporting to China to offset coal plants
being Canadian and operating under our charter of rights and freedoms is “stolen valour?”
do you honestly prefer that we import from Saudi and Nigeria?
do you honestly prefer that we import from Saudi and Nigeria?
November 15, 2024 at 5:02 PM
being Canadian and operating under our charter of rights and freedoms is “stolen valour?”
do you honestly prefer that we import from Saudi and Nigeria?
do you honestly prefer that we import from Saudi and Nigeria?
ok well i’d argue the only differences there flow from differences in geology requiring different extraction methods
on a legal, human rights, and reclamation investment basis alberta is near the top of the list
and SURELY better than saudi and nigeria, places we import enormous amounts from
on a legal, human rights, and reclamation investment basis alberta is near the top of the list
and SURELY better than saudi and nigeria, places we import enormous amounts from
November 15, 2024 at 4:50 PM
ok well i’d argue the only differences there flow from differences in geology requiring different extraction methods
on a legal, human rights, and reclamation investment basis alberta is near the top of the list
and SURELY better than saudi and nigeria, places we import enormous amounts from
on a legal, human rights, and reclamation investment basis alberta is near the top of the list
and SURELY better than saudi and nigeria, places we import enormous amounts from
I’m still asking whose standards are higher than Alberta’s, and by what measure?
November 15, 2024 at 4:11 PM
I’m still asking whose standards are higher than Alberta’s, and by what measure?
ok and i’m just asking which places have objectively higher standards?
November 15, 2024 at 2:57 AM
ok and i’m just asking which places have objectively higher standards?
what does that have to do with saudi arabia?
or alberta‘a ethical standards being lower than that of other (as yet unnamed places), in your view?
or alberta‘a ethical standards being lower than that of other (as yet unnamed places), in your view?
November 15, 2024 at 2:56 AM
what does that have to do with saudi arabia?
or alberta‘a ethical standards being lower than that of other (as yet unnamed places), in your view?
or alberta‘a ethical standards being lower than that of other (as yet unnamed places), in your view?
but yes it’s clear that many people taking this particular heavily politicized stance don’t ‘think about it at all’ lol
November 14, 2024 at 9:28 PM
but yes it’s clear that many people taking this particular heavily politicized stance don’t ‘think about it at all’ lol
the original post clearly makes a claim of objectivity so i think it’s a fair question
November 14, 2024 at 9:05 PM
the original post clearly makes a claim of objectivity so i think it’s a fair question
???
clearly a mischaracterization of NEP lol
wish more people could have good faith discussions engaging in objective reality around this industry instead of treating it like a team sport where the goal is to prove fealty to the cause
clearly a mischaracterization of NEP lol
wish more people could have good faith discussions engaging in objective reality around this industry instead of treating it like a team sport where the goal is to prove fealty to the cause
November 14, 2024 at 9:04 PM
???
clearly a mischaracterization of NEP lol
wish more people could have good faith discussions engaging in objective reality around this industry instead of treating it like a team sport where the goal is to prove fealty to the cause
clearly a mischaracterization of NEP lol
wish more people could have good faith discussions engaging in objective reality around this industry instead of treating it like a team sport where the goal is to prove fealty to the cause
no i’m suggesting that politically sabotaging efforts to extract and transport resources from within our own country, only to offset that by funding an egregious human rights oppressor (amongst other things), is a farcical self own of the highest order
November 14, 2024 at 8:53 PM
no i’m suggesting that politically sabotaging efforts to extract and transport resources from within our own country, only to offset that by funding an egregious human rights oppressor (amongst other things), is a farcical self own of the highest order
uh huh so no objective criteria
how do you feel about the fact that canada imports over $1.5B of oil from saudi arabia every year
how do you feel about the fact that canada imports over $1.5B of oil from saudi arabia every year
November 14, 2024 at 6:21 PM
uh huh so no objective criteria
how do you feel about the fact that canada imports over $1.5B of oil from saudi arabia every year
how do you feel about the fact that canada imports over $1.5B of oil from saudi arabia every year
i say do it! what a lovely gesture
April 19, 2023 at 4:39 PM
i say do it! what a lovely gesture