|BC Liberals LNG Strategies|
Well? Boring? Here we are at March 2014, in less than Nine (9) months Christy Clark will have her first LNG plant up and running! Advertising created November of 2012, must have played a large part in the Strategy of an Election platform.
ONE LNG Plant & Pipeline by 2015..... and what was Christy promising in the BC Legislature in 2011, a Wait and See when it came to allowing the NEB panel to run roughshod over the Northern Gateway (Enbridge) application?????
Buying Votes by supplying non-existing WorkSafe BC statistics: 20,000 jobs for Fort St. John, Dawson Creek, Fort Nelson ... Pat Pimm's riding.
|WorkSafe BC = 20,000 jobs in Oil and Gas alone.... Black and White version|
There is a Vague reference to WorkSafe BC 20,000 jobs in GeoScience BC which turns out to be a an Animal, .... a conduit... for spreading ... lies... somewhat along the lines of BCTF teachers making $10,000 over Alberta ..... Gary Mason of the Globe and Mail being fed incorrect data from ..... the BC Liberals.
If just ONE of Five is non-existence, what about others: Natural Resources Canada, PriceWaterHouseCoopers, BC Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources and BC Ministry of Finance.
At least we now know where the statistics are coming from 110,000+ jobs:
Yeah, but, Christy, Rich, Bill, the 100,000 jobs are for all of CANADA
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|100,000 jobs by 2020|
Unconventional or Conventional means of extracting Royalties from .....
Royalties Hey Days are over:
Is your driveway toxic?
The Dirt on asphalts polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs)
"We thought that concentrations of PAHs were so high in parking lots that they may be affecting house dust," says Barbara Mahler, a hydrologist involved in the research, which was published in Environmental Science & Technology in November 2008.
Do you remember:
Back in the 1940s, manufacturers began chemically treating lumber used in playgrounds and decks with a preservative called chromated copper arsenate to protect against rot and insect damage. CCA contains chromium and arsenic, toxic compounds that leach out of the wood and into soil — as with PAHs, putting children who crawl in the contaminated area at risk. After an EPA assessment, manufacturers phased out the use of CCA for virtually all residential wood products by the end of 2003.
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