Den Kirk27 March 2013 06:33
Yesterday, the Edmonton Journal headlined "Tainted water poured for hours before broken Suncor pipe sealed". The Athabasca river was contaminated by this toxic leak. Greenpeace Canada spokesman Mike Hudema said, “It’s time the government stepped in and stopped these companies from operating until they can prove they can do it without impacting communities or the environment.” I for one have become somewhat of a social green in opposition of market liberals, like Suncor, who do not seem to be practicing sustainability. Yes, the oilsands and pipelines need to be put on hold, before further environmental damage occurs.
Link to news article:
http://www.edmontonjournal.com/touch/story.html?id=8153068
Yesterday, the Edmonton Journal headlined "Tainted water poured for hours before broken Suncor pipe sealed". The Athabasca river was contaminated by this toxic leak. Greenpeace Canada spokesman Mike Hudema said, “It’s time the government stepped in and stopped these companies from operating until they can prove they can do it without impacting communities or the environment.” I for one have become somewhat of a social green in opposition of market liberals, like Suncor, who do not seem to be practicing sustainability. Yes, the oilsands and pipelines need to be put on hold, before further environmental damage occurs.
Link to news article:
http://www.edmontonjournal.com/touch/story.html?id=8153068
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