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Environment & Energy

arachadillo

(123 posts)

6. they could have tried being nice

Reply to unhappycamper (Original post)

Fri Jan 24, 2014, 07:33 PM

Jan 2014

if the frackers were so concerned about getting their product to market, they could have been nicer to the BC people.

nothing us people can do if the canadians really want to export their tar sands....nothing the canadians can do if the BC people say, we don't want your pipeline....

nothing wrong with us people saying we don't want your pipeline either.

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why don't they move the damn refineries closer, and transport finished product! Demeter Jan 2014 #1

Cost. 230 Million Dollars. progressoid Jan 2014 #2

A Bargain! Demeter Jan 2014 #3

No, because lighter distillates (gasoline, diesel fuel) are more volatile friendly_iconoclast Jan 2014 #4

Crude Spills is the least of our worries with Trains One_Life_To_Give Jan 2014 #5

they could have tried being nice arachadillo Jan 2014 #6