Brian Zinchuk: 400 private jets show up for the COP27 climate conference, and you could buy one of them!
So I don’t know what a UK-registered executive jet was doing bounding around Saudi Arabia, nor am I sure what it was doing in Egypt. Perhaps they just wanted to get some sun at the famous Egyptian resort between the desert of the Sinai Peninsula and the Red Sea. It’s known for its sheltered sandy beaches, clear waters and coral reefs, Wikipedia says.
Or maybe, just maybe, its passengers were attending the COP27 climate conference going on at this time. Let’s go with that.
David Yager: Political attacks on North America’s oil producers put votes before security
What is the long-term future of a society that attacks its own economic foundation for political gain?
North Americans must ask this question.
By putting politics first, some politicians in both the U.S. in Canada undermine North America’s core strengths of energy security, economic competitiveness and continued prosperity.
Many elections have been won on the future of energy. Fossil fuels are bad. Renewables are good. Financial support for oil, gas or coal producers was branded as a crime against the future of civilization. Those who asked questions were labelled climate change deniers.
But that was so 2021. Everything has changed.
Brian Zinchuk: The Saskatchewan First Act is about power production and farming production, and not using kerosene lamps
We finally got to see what Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is talking about, with regards to taking on the federal government’s climate change initiatives. And it’s a constitutional swing for the fences.
What was remarkable, however, is how rest of the media didn’t seem to fully get it.
None seemed to truly understand what this act is about. Maybe they didn’t read the whole act.
I did. Every word. And so can you, here.
Deborah Jaremko: A Matter of Fact: European Parliament is wrong to endorse ‘fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty’
The European Parliament is endorsing a dangerous and misguided “fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty” that would cause harm to people around the world.
The political forum is recommending that European Union member states phase out fossil fuels as soon as possible and stop all new investments in fossil fuel extraction.
The implication of the “treaty” is that ongoing use of oil and gas is an imminent threat to human society as bad as the atomic bomb.
That is wrong.
Brian Zinchuk: Schlumberger changes its name to SLB, part of the Get Woke, Go Broke movement
“Net zero.” “Decarbonize.” Changing their names to meaningless letters. Why do these terms and actions, from these utter behemoths of the oil industry, bring to mind the phrase, “Get woke, go broke?”
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