4/ Don’t fall for flashy ads. “Scrap the Cap” isn’t about protecting jobs or Albertans—it’s about shielding corporate profits at public expense. Canadians deserve accountability from big oil. Let’s fight for fairness and a sustainable future. 🌍💪 #GreyCup #ClimateTruth

3/ Climate disasters like wildfires and floods already cost Canada billions annually, and oil and gas are major contributors to emissions. Federal caps ensure polluters pay their share, protecting both the environment and taxpayers’ wallets. #ClimateAction #PolluterPays

2/ Without emissions caps, the costs of pollution fall on taxpayers. Cleaning up orphan wells alone is estimated to cost over $1B by 2025, much of it covered by public funds. Meanwhile, oil giants like Cenovus rake in billions in profits and dodge responsibility. #AxTheCap

4/ Cleaning up orphaned oil and gas wells in Canada is estimated to cost over $1 billion by 2025, a burden often shouldered by taxpayers due to insufficient industry accountability.

3/ Cenovus has actively lobbied against federal emissions caps, arguing that existing regulations are sufficient, despite their track record of environmental violations.

2/ In September 2024, their Lima, Ohio refinery faced a $19 million penalty for violating air pollution regulations, exposing the local community to toxic benzene emissions.

1/ Environmental Violations: In April 2024, Cenovus was fined $2.5 million for the largest offshore oil spill in Newfoundland and Labrador's history, releasing about 250,000 litres of oil into the Atlantic Ocean.

Can you have the Lincoln project pivot to supporting progressives please?