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| B.C. Liberal leader Christy Clark, and Bill Bennett. Energy Minister Bill Bennett says the B.C. government remains committed to clean energy but the future of the province’s power industry is more shades of grey than black and white. THE CANADIAN PRESS/ Jimmy Jeong http://globalnews. ca/news/1414019 /energy-minister -addresses- clean-industry/ |
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| "the oil is a heavy tar-like one that is, according to award-winning author Andrew Nikiforuk, so thick it’s like sucking cold maple syrup out of a straw. Nikiforuk calls it “dirty oil” due to the fact that the heavy oil takes a lot of resources to produce and when burned it emits more CO2emissions than lightweight oil"http://bcrainforest.com/ great-bear-rainforest/ great-bear-rainforest -part-8-oil-sands/ |
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| Metallica (left to right) James Hetfield, Kirk Hammett, Lars Ulrich, Cliff Burton |
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Nice day for a swim
Near Likely, B.C.,
A tailings pond, on a whim
Have a skinny latte, to keep yourself slim
Go work your abs at the gym!
While they kill our country,
While they kill our country,
Lake Quesnel in Mount Polly was filled to the brim
With toxins like copper, and selenium
Heavy metal, not like Metallica's Sanitarium
For Canada, the beautiful, don't go out on a limb
For Canada, the beautiful, don't go out on a limb
While politicians destroy
The birthright of our children
The birthright of our children
Christy Clark a Liberal in B.C.
Dave Hancock an Alberta P.C.
A Progressive Conservative
More an oxymoron, than a superlative
Wake up from your slumber
I hear you cutting lumber
Sawing logs are a cumber
Not a jam in high number
A tailings pond breached, August 4th this summer
B.C. Liberals, Alberta and Stephen Harper
All have been groomed, to make profits sharper
No dummy, not yours
Corporate cash, for off shores
Like Imperial Metal Corps. profits that soars
Give them your wallet
To siphon every last cent
See how
Small
It can get for
The 99%
In Alberta there's Shell, Syncrude and Suncor
Hold up, wait a minute I got a lot more...
B.C.mining culprit is Imperial Metal Corp
Government, special interests and the rules that they thwart
The Alberta Energy Regulator's a joke
Industry police itself and from cancer we croak
Pembina Institute, said of fed action and Alberta
It's like it's none of our business, like it doesn't concern ya
Unless you are poor, government won't make you atone
A 10 billion liter leak, long term damage unknown
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| The Honourable Diana McQueen, Minister of Energy, Government of Alberta Imperial Corp. the delinquent mines that they own |
How soon we forget,
Media diversion makes us prone
Media diversion makes us prone
Avoiding the real issues, like we're all stoned!
2 died in B.C. mines, families left to bemoan
Until there's a disaster news reports get postponed
Environmental autocracy
Regulatory hypocrisy
Betrayal of social contractual guarantee
Omission of what the public's general will decree
No one would allow them to freely kill
Environmental degradation continues downhill
Capitalism gone awry, it's over please go home
Only because we wanted it cushy like foam
Capitalism meant as an experiment or a stepping stone
Not a means to obliterate our ecological dome
Now Canada is no more like Ancient Rome
In the meantime stay fast asleep
Avoid real issues through 60 hour work weeks
Only to find you're no further ahead
In no time we're all buried and dead
Realize you sacrificed family for things
You sacrificed real treasures
And what the earth brings
And what the earth brings
You let them destroy our sacred land
So the economic agenda could go as planned
But we don't reap the rewards,
Because we all got scammed!
Because we all got scammed!
"Photos provided by a
government scientist show
the site of an oil spill
in Cold Lake, Alta.
The company that runs the
operation says it is effectively
managing the cleanup."
"The Cold Lake operations are
on the traditional territory of
the Beaver Lake Cree First Nation,
which is pursuing a constitutional
challenge that argues the cumulative
impacts of oil sands industrial development
are infringing their treaty
rights to hunt, fish and trap.
on the traditional territory of
the Beaver Lake Cree First Nation,
which is pursuing a constitutional
challenge that argues the cumulative
impacts of oil sands industrial development
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| The Neskonlith Indian Band says it opposes Imperial Metals' Ruddock Creek Mine because the company failed to protect First Nations land when the Mount Polley tailings pond breached. (CBC) |
rights to hunt, fish and trap.

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