What is Decarbonizing and why is it good for Alberta?

The Notley Energy Strategy.

[Spoiler Alert - it’s a World Economic Forum Idea]

Happened onto a Tweet yesterday, that was retweeted by the former Queen of Alberta - Rachel Notley, that opened me up to wondering what a ‘Decarbonizing World’ actually is and where these ideas come from.

Apparently, last year, Rach did a podcast and Samir Kayande thinks that we need to expand on this for Alberta Energy:

And apparently, getting drunk and railing on UCP policies on Twitter, according to Samir, is an impressive grasp of policy minutiae…

But it’s this next sentence that had me curious as to what a decarbonizing world actually is, where’d the idea come from and why we are looking at doing this…because, welp…we are carbon based life forms and there’s a lot of other really important stuff that also has carbon in it…so why are we decarbonizing the planet and what are we looking to replace it with?

This does does precede the “Just Transition” idea recently introduced by the Liberals, supported by the NDP…to close down the Oil and Gas sectors in Alberta and transition our province into a ‘Have Not’ province by focusing on reducing our cheap energy and thousands of jobs, billions of dollars in revenue…with wind and solar plants, that haven’t proven to be a viable source of energy anyplace they’ve been attempted and it doesn’t matter how much taxpayer money was thrown at them.

They are energy and taxpayer sinkholes.

They cost too much…generate too little…and are completely unreliable. We’ve already proven this in Alberta Specifically, in the sunniest city in the province - Medicine Hat, by throwing $12 Million dollars at Solar Energy and closing this project down after 5 years. Link

$2.4 Million Dollars per year thrown away for something I could have told them over a cup of $2 Nespresso.

At current…Alberta finds itself in a surplus situation. This is due to a number of factors but one of them being that we have an oil rich province and when not pissing away all of our money on failed or destined to fail ideas, can amass a little savings.

And what does the Liberal Government think we should do with this money?

Invest in Healthcare?

Lower inflation?

Add it to infrastructure?

Give it back to taxpayers? lol ←as if JT thinks we are smart enough to spend our own money wisely.

No…none of these things.

JT and the Liberal Bandits came to the province with their hands out asking for our Provincial Surplus to be flushed down the Carbon Capture toilet.

To summarize…a man that has spent more time in air-travel, burning more fossil fuels than any other PM in the country in the history of Canada…thinks that Canadians heating their homes with the same energy efficient carbon based fuels is a bad.

Who coincidentally comes to the Province for a handout with his failed ideas because we have a surplus of cash when his government for 7 years has completely decimated industry and forced Canada into generational debt, waiting for the ‘Budget to Balance itself’.

Let’s get back to what a Decarbonizing World actually is…

So, like what Trudeau needed to do with a definition on Budget Surplus…

Franco Terrazzano @franco_nomics

Trudeau is trying to tell Alberta what to do with its budget surplus. Also Trudeau:

I dumped Decarbonizing World into the Google and found this→ Link

It’s about Climate Stabilization…where they note that we can change the weather if we use less Fossil Fuels…targeting specific metrics on reducing bad guesses with unachievable benchmarks and impractical goals.

They believe that the climate of the planet cannot tolerate a 2.4°C change.

While forgetting that in places like Alberta, our climate changes by a variance of 60°C, +30°C in the summer to -30°C in the winter.

60>2.4.

While also forgetting that the number one thing that impacts global climate is that large fucking ball of fire in the sky, we all refer to as ‘The Sun’.

These people are all lunatics.

With the largest achievement on changing this to date is reducing the amount of grocery bags, plastic utensils and straws that we use…which has absolutely zero chance of achieving anything - except to make life less convenient.

Just like when the WEF casually sauntered into Alberta Health Services at the beginning of the pandemic, undoubtedly making life and our Health Care Services a lot worse with their ‘Dial a doc’ ideas, allowing more of their ideas into our energy sector will turn the ink from black to red…put more undue pressure on everybody working with an infrastructure for Green Energy that doesn’t exist, costs too much and has already failed to work in the sunniest city in Alberta.

No Thanks, Rach.

No Thanks, Justin.

No Thanks, WEF.

Never Notley!

Never NDP!

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