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Doug Ford ends cap and trade in Ontario
The Toronto Sun ^ | July 2018 | Antonella Artuso

Posted on 07/04/2018 5:15:30 AM PDT by xp38

Premier Doug Ford has officially revoked cap and trade — and is now starting to wrap up initiatives funded by the doomed program.

“Cap-and-trade and carbon tax schemes are no more than government cash grabs that do nothing for the environment while hitting people in the wallet in order to fund big government programs,” Ford said in a statement Tuesday. “I promised that the party with taxpayers’ dollars was over and that this would include scrapping the cap-and-trade, carbon tax slush fund.”

(Excerpt) Read more at torontosun.com ...


TOPICS: Canada; Foreign Affairs; Politics/Elections
KEYWORDS: canada; capandtrade; carbontax; dougford; globalwarminghoax; justintrudeau; ontario; slushfund; toronto
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To: Ben Ficklin

“The HVDC power lines will be everywhere with the capability moving large amounts of power for very long distances. The renewable grids of the future will span nations.”

Are you familiar with Tesla v Edison? Read much of any variety?

For such a smart boy (which you keep telling us, over and over and over) your statement above might just have a serious flaw. But please, do invest in Chinese product subsidized by our taxes. LOL ;)


61 posted on 07/04/2018 8:42:00 AM PDT by polymuser (Its terrible to contemplate how few politicians are hanged today. - Chesterto)
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To: Ben Ficklin

Who cares, this is great news for Ontario.


62 posted on 07/04/2018 9:08:59 AM PDT by Bulwyf
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To: Moonman62

Wait, we can’t put ketchup on hotdogs?


63 posted on 07/04/2018 9:09:44 AM PDT by Bulwyf
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To: Ben Ficklin

After reading a few posts of yours, it’s easy to see you’re no Texan, you’re consistently a troll.


64 posted on 07/04/2018 9:13:57 AM PDT by Bulwyf
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To: polymuser

“”Obama’s getting $80 million to attend and speak at a global warming orgy in Portugal, eh?””

Wonder whatever happened to his idea that some people have too much money???

FILTHY LUCRE: money, especially when gained in a dishonest or dishonorable way.


65 posted on 07/04/2018 9:19:13 AM PDT by Thank You Rush
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To: Bulwyf

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5JIpT4GkyM

BTW, I put ketchup on my hot dogs.


66 posted on 07/04/2018 9:30:14 AM PDT by Moonman62 (Give a man a fish and he'll be a Democrat. Teach a man to fish and he'll be a responsible citizen.)
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To: polymuser
HVDC was pioneered in the US but now is very difficult to build because the state agencies have more power than FERC. The US has fallen behind Europe and China

When they build an interstate AC line the operator can appease the state regulators by offloading cheap power at various places along the way. But you can't do that with DC because the ACDC inverters are very expensive.

There have been many of these line planned for many years but none have been built. There are many places in the wind corridor that have to much windpower and need to transport it back to the east.

It looks like Phillip Anschutz, the billionaire republican, will be the first to get one built from his windfarms on his ranch in Wyoming across UTAH into Nevada where it can be distributed to California.

Apparently this is another subject that you don't know much about. Let me suggest you start with google search of super grid.

67 posted on 07/04/2018 9:33:05 AM PDT by Ben Ficklin
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To: Moonman62

Lol! He’s real passionate about that topic. Good ol Dirty Harry.


68 posted on 07/04/2018 11:02:36 AM PDT by Bulwyf
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To: xp38

MCGA.

Wow, didn’t think he had the balls to do this. Cap and trade and global warming is religion in Canada. He also fired the top scientist the previous government hired.


69 posted on 07/04/2018 4:05:46 PM PDT by Sam Gamgee
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To: Eccl 10:2

Don’t know about that...Canada is NOT the USA. Maybe 10% here are what Americans would consider conservative.


70 posted on 07/04/2018 4:06:40 PM PDT by Sam Gamgee
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To: Ben Ficklin

OK, I get it now...we have a never Trumper on board.


71 posted on 07/04/2018 4:08:00 PM PDT by Sam Gamgee
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To: Sam Gamgee

Is that Canada or just Ontario and Quebec?


72 posted on 07/04/2018 4:08:15 PM PDT by bert ((K.E. N.P. N.C. +12 ..... In August our cities will be burning))
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To: Ben Ficklin

Ha ha ha ha. Never heard so much bull hockey before.


73 posted on 07/04/2018 4:08:56 PM PDT by Sam Gamgee
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To: Eric in the Ozarks

What Ben doesn’t tell you is it was renewable energy commitments that put Ontario energy prices through the roof.


74 posted on 07/04/2018 4:10:16 PM PDT by Sam Gamgee
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To: bert

What? The number of conservatives?


75 posted on 07/04/2018 4:12:21 PM PDT by Sam Gamgee
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To: Sam Gamgee

yes

Is Canada 90% liberal? Alberta? Yukon?


76 posted on 07/04/2018 4:20:03 PM PDT by bert ((K.E. N.P. N.C. +12 ..... In August our cities will be burning))
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To: bert

Ontario is a good bell weather so yes. Conservatives parties might get 20 to 35 percent of the vote but real die in the wool conservatism is low. Yukon is irrelevant. Population is only 35000. Alberta has this myth of being conservative but that was broken when the socialist party won the last election. Most elected conservatives in Alberta are similar to RINOs.


77 posted on 07/04/2018 4:26:57 PM PDT by Sam Gamgee
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To: Ben Ficklin

“Renewable” can’t suffer its own boom-bust?

Last I heard, windmills and turbines were still a problem-prone technology. We have no guaranteed economic steady anchor in the energy market.

I could come back at you for calling me low-information and call you low-thought.


78 posted on 07/04/2018 5:51:12 PM PDT by HiTech RedNeck (Tryin' hard to win the No-Bull Prize.)
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To: bert

Just Ontario but it is by far the most populous province in Canada. It is roughly 38% of all Canada. At 13.5 million it would be the 5th most populous state in the US if Canada was absorbed into it.


79 posted on 07/04/2018 7:36:45 PM PDT by xp38
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To: Eccl 10:2

If he’s a successful Ontario Premier that is a possibility, many years from now.

The current leader of the Federal Conservative Party is Andrew Scheer. Baring a poor showing the election next year he will likely remain leader for the near future, hopefully will be PM.


80 posted on 07/05/2018 12:09:51 AM PDT by Impy (I have no virtue to signal.)
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