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$Now that we have cheaper and cleaner alternatives, expanding fracked gas exports might be good for oil companies and increasingly authoritarian petrostates, but it is bad for affordability, our security and the climate. Read more here: https://act.gp/4k7Nfkt | Greenpeace Canada$

$I moved a motion calling on NB Power to halt their fracked-gas plant in Tantramar. Cheaper options exist. Solar is 41% and wind 53% cheaper, and Ontario will match its 400 MW with battery storage by 2027 — the exact capacity this plant aims to provide. Beyond the cost, the proposal misrepresented Indigenous equity, ignored critical environmental findings, and puts wells and wildlife at risk. It’s time to put a stop to it. --- J'ai présenté une motion demandant à Énergie NB de suspendre son proje$

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I moved a motion calling on NB Power to halt their fracked-gas pla…

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Fracking FAQ: The science and technology behind the natural ga…

Sep 20, 2012

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$There are so many Monster Misconceptions around using fracked gas to heat our homes. Why? Because the gas industry has branded its product as “natural” to make it sound green so we keep using it — and executives can keep making massive profits. But we won’t be duped. | Stand.earth$

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There are so many Monster Misconceptions around using frac…

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$31 reactions · 16 shares | #VIDEO: Mothers Out Front is taking on the fracked gas industry, because our communities, our families and especially the next generations deserve better. You can join in! Tell us how you'd like to get involved! Everyone is welcome! Just click here -> https://www.mothersoutfront.org/regional_gas_campaign_signup | Mothers Out Front | Facebook$

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31 reactions · 16 shares | #VIDEO: Mothers Out Front is taking on th…

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$'We're offshoring our economic opportunity, environmental responsibility and geopolitical opportunity. 'Lift the Tory ban on offshore wind.' Director of Policy at UK Onshore Oil and Gas, Charles McAllister, and climate Columnist at The Independent, Donnachadh McCarthy, react to the UK and US announcing a deal to import fracked gas to avoid blackouts. 📺 Freeview 236, Sky 512, Virgin 604 🖥 GB News on YouTube https://bit.ly/3vAYaw0 | GB News$

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'We're offshoring our economic opportunity, environmental respo…

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$35 reactions · 3 comments | Standing up to gas and pipeline companies works best where landholders are able to join together! Here’s the first part in our new video series telling you what you need to know as a landholder or occupier regarding the proposed NT Energy Link pipeline. Stretching from Elliott to Darwin, this 670km long, 130m wide pipeline corridor is intended to transport fracked gas from the Beetaloo and Macarthur Basins to Darwin for export as LNG. | Frack Free NT | Facebook$