In six months, San Francisco will become the first North American city to ban plastic bags. It’s likely that Mayor Gavin Newsom will approve the legislation which was voted in by San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors. The city, which uses 181 million plastic bags annually is set to save 450,000 gallons of oil a year with this move, as well as eliminating the 1400 tons of plastic bag waste currently sent to landfills.
The province launched its ‘scrap the cap’ campaign while burdening every Albertan household with $70,000 in oil industry liabilities.
The motions are backed by federal anti-greenwashing laws aiming to stem the tide of misinformation produced by Canada’s oil and gas industry.
Proposed new rules for CCS projects transfer long-term liabilities to the province.
A Peterson Academy lecture by Marian Tupy frames notorious killers as ‘extreme environmentalists’ who want to reduce Earth’s population.
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