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[Full Comment] Dumb studies: An unbiased and wholly balanced report from ...: there are no principles nor ideologies involved, only money but, that's Alberta, when you're flush with natural resources, everything else can go down the toilet. So, unless anyone posting their opinions on this page has visited the oilsands projects in &

[rchelitoy.com] Greenpeace - Making Waves: A Wiseman's words: choose losing money ...: Posted by bobwhite in Uncategorized, tags: afghanistan, alberta, calgary, canada, climate, earth, environment, greenpeace, greenpeace-home, health, making, making-waves, podcasts, spiritual. While on the topic of destruction, ...

[Money Blog : 10 Dollars : Money Articles.] Greenpeace - Making Waves: A Wiseman's words: choose losing money ...: While on the topic of destruction, when asked about Alberta’s oilsands, the spiritual leader said, in a choice between “destruction of environment or losing money , then we have to choose losing money .”

[Greenpeace Canada weblogs] » Greenpeace activist updates direct from the tar sands ...: They won’t protest all the old uranium mines that had no enviromental controls and the tailings from these mines are leaking into Athabasca Lake, but you never hear about that when the discussion of increased cancer rates or two jawed fish (which is a natural occurence in a goldeye fish when they die) why because there is no high plubicity therefore no money involved.

[Klean Industries Inc. News Feed] Oil sands | The muddied message: But the volume of that response appears to be outmatched by critics, who have taken out ads in some of the biggest U.S. newspapers, launched a satirical oil sands travel website (inviting guests to mornings that start with a "propane cannon wake-up call") and greeted both travelling senators and President Barack Obama with published anti-tar sands messages.

[Oil Sands Truth: Shut down the Tar Sands - social and environmental impacts of tar sands heavy oil projects across North America] As Obama and Harper meet, activists block mine and company faces ...: Environmental groups want Obama to get tough with Canada over the issue, but the president wants to reduce America's reliance on Middle East oil and has said he would like to work with Canada on developing carbon capture and storage to help deal with the massive emissions from the sands as well as the U.S. coal industry. The new, largely unproven technology would bury harmful emissions underground.

[Soundoff] Dalai Lama sounds off on Afghan war, oilsands - Soundoff: Why don't you use your head before making a stupid comment...more BS media propoganda regarding the oilsands on such a ridiculous loaded question. To this day I still can't believe how the oilsands have become the world-wide whipping boy of this so-called climate change...if you really want to see emission problems go visit the US Coal power plant, China, India, etc.

[World News at DXingInfo.Com] World News at DXingInfo.Com: RCI Cyberjournal: About 160 Chinese and Canadian members of the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada are taking part in the third Canada-China business forum. Participants heard a report by the Foundation that claims Canada has the potential to attract billion of dollars in investment from Chinese companies that are just beginning to feel interest in foreign ventures.The report concludes that although such investment from Chinese is in "its infancy,"

[Greenpeace UK RSS] After 100 years, is BP going senile? | Greenpeace UK: The process of extracting oil from the bitumen layers underlying Alberta's boreal forest is destroying over 200,000 hectares of trees and belching out thousands of tonnes of climate wrecking gases every day. And, because of the complicated extraction methods, tar sands projectscan lose companies such as BP millions of pounds.

[Kotaku Australia] Greenpeace Turns PS3, Wii, 360 Into Spokesmen Against Console ...: Not saying these consoles don't have any harmful toxins in them, I am saying, their words shouldn't be something to live by, after all PETA wants you to give animals equal treatment as humans, but then dumps a box of dead puppies in the trash, when they claim "have no other place for them". Greenpeace is no better, ask Patrick Moore.

[The Caucus] Why Pittsburgh? - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com: As the nation’s worldview shifts toward Pittsburgh with the G-20 summit featuring President Obama as its host, much has been written in recent days about the selection of this city as the site for a gathering of world leaders. The voice of the city’s young mayor, Luke Ravenstahl, has reportedly grown hoarse as he gives interview after interview to the media descending there, in fulfilling his role as a primary booster of Pittsburgh’s attributes.

[Politico Live's Blog] Obama edges away from immigration bill timeline - POLITICO Live ...: Obama's immigration reform, grant the 13 million amnesty, but reguire them to join a union, volunteer for ACORN, support Green Peace and register Democrat. Posted By: K54 | September 20, 2009 at 12:31 PM, abuse icon REPORT ABUSE ..... afraid to say that with the number of Americans losing jobs, not having health insurance, there is NO room to offer health insurance to illegal immigrants. Learn more by visiting my Blog at: www.proenglishusa.blogspot.com Eddie V Garcia ...

[Greenpeace UK blogs] Brazil sets targets to stop deforestation, but is it enough ...: As environment minister Carlos Mincnoted, if all goes to plan then in 2017 we'll still be losing 5,000 sq km of rainforest every year (although I think he saw that asa good thing).

[Flopping Aces] Flopping Aces » Blog Archive » Survey Finds Doctors Will Quit if ...: According to Wikipedia, “NCPA’s revenue in 2007 was $8.7 million.[7] The NCPA web site states that it “receives 70% of its funding from foundations, 20% from corporations, and 10% from individuals.”[citation needed]Its foundation sponsors include the Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation, the Sarah Scaife Foundation, the Earhart Foundation and the Armstrong Foundation.[citation needed]In 1992, the New York Times reported that NCPA was partially funded by the insurance industry .[1] According to Greenpeace, NCPA received $540,900 from ExxonMobil in the ten-year period ending 2007.[8]”

[The Cloud Foundation Blog] Pleased to Announce the Roundup has been Stopped «: Just be sure I understand your question and respond appropriately, I would like to know first if I said something out of line in my comment about Madeleine Pickens. I have been trying to follow the Cloud Foundation’s lead in all things these last 9 days and have tried to be respectful to all persons involved.

[Soundoff] Companies flee high Alberta power bills - Soundoff: Successive Alberta governments have been reducing the personal and corporate revenue, so the proportion spent on public services appears to be increasing...it's a shell game, while the only individuals who pay less tax than they would in other provinces are those whose income is over $120,000/year - and they are paying a great deal less! But then, our government sees health care as an economic driver - especially for insurance companies, the pharmaeutical industry, and corporate service providers - rather than an essential public service.

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