At least this doesn't seem as stupid as the German green plan of just shutting down nuclear plants before there is a renewable source to replace it. I would rather wind and solar are the focus of a transition. (plus a healthy reduction of energy consumption)
It's exactly that stupid. The British Columbia political class talk a big game about renewable energy, then half-ass it—if they even ass it at all. But strangely, there wasn't any red tape to stop ramping up natural gas exports.
At least this doesn't seem as stupid as the German green plan of just shutting down nuclear plants before there is a renewable source to replace it. I would rather wind and solar are the focus of a transition. (plus a healthy reduction of energy consumption)
It's exactly that stupid. The British Columbia political class talk a big game about renewable energy, then half-ass it—if they even ass it at all. But strangely, there wasn't any red tape to stop ramping up natural gas exports.
Oh wait, is this actually written by a Canadian Green? If that's the perspective then yeah this is toilet paper lol