High airfares, 3 course meals with real cutlery, people dressing to the nines, etc ?
Liberals may target the Transportation sector with very hefty Carbon taxes.
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Re: Liberals may target the Transportation sector with very hefty Carbon taxes.
hmmmmm. Back to the heyday of the 60s or 70s ??
High airfares, 3 course meals with real cutlery, people dressing to the nines, etc ?
High airfares, 3 course meals with real cutlery, people dressing to the nines, etc ?
Re: Liberals may target the Transportation sector with very hefty Carbon taxes.
Lisa Rait, Jon Baird, TFWs, draconian duty days.
Nope. I don’t miss him one bit.
Re: Liberals may target the Transportation sector with very hefty Carbon taxes.
Not likely. More people dressed like they could have been on Tiger King and a bag of stale pretzels.doiwannabeapilot wrote: ↑Mon Sep 14, 2020 2:48 pm hmmmmm. Back to the heyday of the 60s or 70s ??
High airfares, 3 course meals with real cutlery, people dressing to the nines, etc ?
Let’s Go Brandon
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Re: Liberals may target the Transportation sector with very hefty Carbon taxes.
awww shucks.
Re: Liberals may target the Transportation sector with very hefty Carbon taxes.
Greenpeace threatens lawsuit if gov't not tougher on KLM
https://www.ch-aviation.com/portal/news ... um=twitter
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Re: Liberals may target the Transportation sector with very hefty Carbon taxes.
I guess that is how democracy works. Greenpeace decides .
Fossil fuels on aircraft are not going away anytime soon.
But we may see more high speed trains being built.
The electricity that powers them will come the wind or the sun...certainly not from fossil fuelled electricity generating stations.
Fossil fuels on aircraft are not going away anytime soon.
But we may see more high speed trains being built.
The electricity that powers them will come the wind or the sun...certainly not from fossil fuelled electricity generating stations.
Accident speculation:
Those that post don’t know. Those that know don’t post
Those that post don’t know. Those that know don’t post
Re: Liberals may target the Transportation sector with very hefty Carbon taxes.
I agree the last Conservative Government seemed to run out of good ideas, but all I hear from the Liberals these days are bad ones. At this point I'd prefer a serious and accountable group over our current regime, and I use that word because despite having a minority in parliament, they've effectively shut down parliament and ruled by decree. Oddly enough, the very Government institutions Trudeau repeatedly ignores, are the ones that would prevent him from stumbling from one ethics violation to the next.
Financially the Federal Liberals act like a taxpayer/debt driven charity dishing out money on vanity projects to buy our votes. If you want to see our countries future look no further than how Ontario operated under Gerald Butts' ideologically driven policies. Our country deserves to be run in Parliament, if we as voters, hand either party a minority we deserve to have the country governed by consensus in the House of Representatives, not the PMO's office.
End Rant.
Re: Liberals may target the Transportation sector with very hefty Carbon taxes.
Sounds like the Liberals are backing down a bit from their grand plans to deal directly with COVID-19. Hopefully that is the case and it will give the opposition more time to organize for a general election so we can vote them out.
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Backing down or trying to change/deflect the narrative? This Liberal group has always been left of centre. Without Morneau they are basically NDP. Freeland is all about wealth redistribution.
Trudeau will meet his Paris accord numbers come hell or high water. He will do it in the most politically expedient way. He will do it in a way that impacts the fewest voters so can be re elected. In other words it doesn’t have to make sense from a carbon point of view. He will pick on sectors or areas of the economy that don’t vote Liberal anyway.
Re: Liberals may target the Transportation sector with very hefty Carbon taxes.
Because we never had bad labour Ministers forcing people back to work, crappy foreign affairs Ministers failing at their job (or idolizing China's communist government), TFW's or draconian duty days under any Liberal government. Oh wait, we have. Under all of them. But that's okay because this guy has the 'special' last name and trust fund to go with it that makes it all okay. Including the fact this group has been in more scandals in the last 4 years than any preceding government has in 15 years in power. But, you know, family name... who cares, right.
I'm going to ask you a serious question, given how corrupt this particular Liberal government is, what would they have to do for you to not vote for them?
We need a like button.TheStig wrote: ↑Tue Sep 15, 2020 9:51 am I agree the last Conservative Government seemed to run out of good ideas, but all I hear from the Liberals these days are bad ones. At this point I'd prefer a serious and accountable group over our current regime, and I use that word because despite having a minority in parliament, they've effectively shut down parliament and ruled by decree. Oddly enough, the very Government institutions Trudeau repeatedly ignores, are the ones that would prevent him from stumbling from one ethics violation to the next.
Financially the Federal Liberals act like a taxpayer/debt driven charity dishing out money on vanity projects to buy our votes. If you want to see our countries future look no further than how Ontario operated under Gerald Butts' ideologically driven policies. Our country deserves to be run in Parliament, if we as voters, hand either party a minority we deserve to have the country governed by consensus in the House of Representatives, not the PMO's office.
End Rant.
I'm going to knock this up a notch with my spice weasle. Bam!
Re: Liberals may target the Transportation sector with very hefty Carbon taxes.
https://www.agric.wa.gov.au/climate-cha ... -emissions
What about mono-cropping/ glyphosates , landfills, mining, construction?
Our society is fossil fuel intensive. Period. I can’t see people getting on board after a major recession bordering on depression.
What about GMO’s? Excess packaging?
It’s not directly related to climate change but it’s related to the health of people and the planet.
Where/ how will people find jobs?
I guess turdypoo will be taking a paddle boat, bike, or running to where he needs to go. - wait all those use FOSSIL FUELS.
This man is an idiot..
What about mono-cropping/ glyphosates , landfills, mining, construction?
Our society is fossil fuel intensive. Period. I can’t see people getting on board after a major recession bordering on depression.
What about GMO’s? Excess packaging?
It’s not directly related to climate change but it’s related to the health of people and the planet.
Where/ how will people find jobs?
I guess turdypoo will be taking a paddle boat, bike, or running to where he needs to go. - wait all those use FOSSIL FUELS.
This man is an idiot..
Re: Liberals may target the Transportation sector with very hefty Carbon taxes.
I know this may not seem believable but it’s all True-D’OH!McKinley wrote: ↑Wed Sep 16, 2020 6:52 am https://www.agric.wa.gov.au/climate-cha ... -emissions
What about mono-cropping/ glyphosates , landfills, mining, construction?
Our society is fossil fuel intensive. Period. I can’t see people getting on board after a major recession bordering on depression.
What about GMO’s? Excess packaging?
It’s not directly related to climate change but it’s related to the health of people and the planet.
Where/ how will people find jobs?
I guess turdypoo will be taking a paddle boat, bike, or running to where he needs to go. - wait all those use FOSSIL FUELS.
This man is an idiot..
Trevor Noah
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