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E C A r e v i e w C o r o n a t i o n / S t e t t l e r , A b D e c e m b e r 1 5 ' 1 6 7<br />
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Cont’d from Pg 6<br />
There are numerous ways that we<br />
can mitigate the down side of climate<br />
change but we can only do that in an<br />
effective way if we recognize what the<br />
real cause of climate change is.<br />
Grassroots Alberta have just<br />
recently released a 48 page booklet<br />
with articles and quotes on the<br />
research of over two dozen meteorological<br />
and geological scientists that<br />
all agree that C02 has very little<br />
impact on the weather.<br />
What these people are talking about<br />
is actual science, not the junk science<br />
we are being fed by environmentalists,<br />
the media and the left.<br />
What I find so distressing is that<br />
this organization [Cattle Cattlemen]<br />
and it’s magazine<br />
are actually supporting<br />
the idea<br />
of a carbon tax.<br />
Mr. Darling<br />
seemed to support<br />
the idea<br />
agriculture could<br />
profit from<br />
sequestering<br />
carbon and getting<br />
paid for it.<br />
Getting paid to<br />
sequester carbon<br />
is just a trap to<br />
get you to support<br />
the their fraudulent<br />
C02 emission<br />
theory of climate<br />
change.<br />
Mr. Darling<br />
had all kinds of<br />
ideas on how to<br />
mitigate C02<br />
caused climate<br />
change like<br />
“improve hay and<br />
forage insurance<br />
across the<br />
country by implementing<br />
the<br />
recommendations<br />
made by the<br />
Federal/<br />
Provincial/<br />
Territorial<br />
Forage Task<br />
Team”.<br />
There was no<br />
mention in his<br />
article to suggest<br />
that the additional<br />
carbon in<br />
our atmosphere is<br />
actually a benefit<br />
to cattle<br />
producers.<br />
As near as I can<br />
figure out from<br />
his article, he was<br />
of the opinion<br />
that we needed to<br />
reduce our<br />
carbon footprint<br />
MAIL BAG<br />
Shifting emissions outside Alberta<br />
Dear Editor,<br />
In a good way, Alberta used to<br />
be a predictable place. We had<br />
confidence in our future, and<br />
that confidence was not based<br />
on sentimental nonsense.<br />
Then we went through a<br />
series of premiers who ran<br />
Alberta’s finances off the rails.<br />
It began with Ed Stelmach who<br />
increased provincial spending<br />
by more than 20 per cent in his<br />
first year as premier.<br />
His pattern of excess was carried<br />
on by Alison Redford. Jim<br />
Prentice was premier only a<br />
short time, yet he too sought to<br />
grow the size and cost of<br />
government.<br />
Now we have Rachel Notley.<br />
Many Albertans don’t realize<br />
that Notley is a far more reckless<br />
spender and borrower than<br />
even Ontario’s Kathleen<br />
Wynne, who’s widely known as<br />
being financially inept.<br />
In Wynne’s first full year as<br />
premier, she racked up debt of<br />
about $3,000 for every family of<br />
four in Ontario.<br />
In Rachel Notley’s first full<br />
year as premier, she racked up<br />
debt exceeding $10,000 for every<br />
family of four in Alberta—more<br />
than tripling Wynne’s deplorable<br />
record.<br />
In addition to carrying more<br />
than $300 billion in debt,<br />
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Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!<br />
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Ontario is now facing a crisis<br />
commonly referred to as electrical<br />
poverty. According to the<br />
Climate Science Coalition,<br />
Ontario’s electrical prices have<br />
increased more than 300 per<br />
cent over the early part of the<br />
previous decade, producing<br />
some of the highest rates in<br />
North America.<br />
These outrageous price hikes<br />
occurred after the Ontario government<br />
deliberately shut down<br />
all its coal-fired electrical<br />
plants, which formerly provided<br />
about 25 per cent of Ontario’s<br />
electrical capacity. The province<br />
then shifted to expensive,<br />
heavily subsidized renewables.<br />
Turn to Food, Pg 9<br />
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Thank you for your support in our community.<br />
<br />
Sincerely, the Handivan Committee.<br />
Talking about actual science, not the junk science<br />
to help curtail climate change.<br />
Research scientists have determined<br />
that the world has been greening up.<br />
The reason being that now there is a<br />
higher concentration of carbon in our<br />
atmosphere, even deserts have been<br />
greening up.<br />
They also discovered that agricultural<br />
production has increased by 15<br />
per cent as a result of increased C02.<br />
These scientists say that the ideal<br />
concentration of C02 for maximum<br />
agricultural production should be<br />
three times our current 400 parts per<br />
million.<br />
I think that is about the concentration<br />
that is administered in green<br />
houses. What is needed is more carbon,<br />
not less.<br />
Married in 2016 ?<br />
What is so wrong about this article is<br />
that it seems to assume that the additional<br />
carbon is harmful and that we<br />
need to develop mitigating strategies to<br />
overcome the problems that will be<br />
encountered by the changing climate<br />
caused by this additional carbon.<br />
These guys<br />
can’t get it<br />
through their<br />
heads that there<br />
is very little or no<br />
connection<br />
between C02 and<br />
climate change.<br />
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Association are supporting the propaganda<br />
on climate change that we are<br />
being subjected to, it is no wonder that<br />
governments feel they have free reign<br />
to impose hefty carbon taxes on<br />
everyone.<br />
Let love be present in each home<br />
and peace in every heart<br />
Let Christmas be a joyous time<br />
right from the very start!<br />
Merry Christmas and a Prosperous 2017!<br />
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