Category: Environment


Emmisions from electric generations to end.

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The federal government has announced another goal for its climate and emission plan. This is a precursor to a new budget coming out in weeks.

Forty percent decrease in emmisions from 2005 level.

This is the tenth plan and none have met the projections as yet, the PMO says if we don’t act now it will be too late. The plan includes incentives for EVs, charging stations, and other green programs. The new goal is also projected for 2030. Oil and gas methane is targeted for a 75 percent reduction by 2030.

Ambitious undertaking

This new addition to the emissions program is called ambitious.

On this Day: March 30th 2000

Richard Branson becomes Sir Richard Branson.

Containment a virtue

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Pipe for oil field
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TMX, Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, Edmonton to Burnaby has plans to upgrade its storage capacity as well as its loading to ship’s efficiency. The existing line from Edmonton to Burnaby will be 70 years old in 2023. The twinning of the pipeline declared to be a national interest has increased its cost to a projected 21 billion dollars at completion with its completion date moved to the third quarter of 2023 from its intended December 2022 finish date.

One of its features is a landline fiber that runs on top 🔝 the pipe and has the side benefit of bringing quality internet to several small communities along its approximate1,000 km route.

The Trans Mountain pipeline status is not far from its roots as it was a national interest that was created by an act of Parliament 70 years ago next year. Ownership migrated to the US and conglomerates until the purchase by the Canadian government recently. We hope that its completion will see the public trading of shares and will give Canadians an opportunity to own the security of energy into the future.

On this Day:. March 29th, 1886

Pemberton makes his first batch of his brew ” Coke Cola.”

JWST, Space Wind

Space 🌌 it’s out there. In

James Webb Space telescope progress in alignment..

Alignment and positioning are important factors in the successful operation to the mission of the 10 billion dollar project that is the James Webb Space telescope..

On this Day: March 16th 1926

Robert Goddard launches his first rocket.

Forward by Stephen Hawkings.

Stephen Hawkings, physicist, author of The theory of everything. Steven was instrumental in the science developed to prove black holes in the universe.

Physics will outlive me.

Stephen hawkings is now deceased, but lives on in his work and understanding the physics of the universe.

Webb telescope a million km away.

The new telescope is in possession behind the Sun at the precise temperature range to ensure that the telescope performs properly and in position to view the edge of the universe.

Owl City, play

October 1st 1958 NASA open for business...
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TGIF- It’s a Frog’s Life…

Happy Friday.

It’s a dog’s life but growing on that Ideum is that it is a “frog’s life” is. thankfully gaining traction. The environment’s status as an imperative has gained over time and experience and now has bellwethers in its observation. One of the most effective measures in its health is the presence and health of Frogs.

Large industrial projects such as dams, mines, and pipelines have EPP’s “environmental protection plans” as a condition of permitting.

Columbia spotted frog

These measures include visual surveys in ecological footprints as well as fences to capture and salvage amphibians to relocation plans. Species like the Columbia spotted frog are highly migratory and will travel far to water sources. The species has a status of ” population decreasing” and is prime for salvage when entering industrial areas.

A project like the trans mountain pipeline will have 60 EPP’s and if you see fencing it is likely it is for the benefit of a vulnerable creature, and ours as the environment keeps us all.

On this Day: February 11th 1962

Born Cheryl Crow, singer

Promised land Cheryl Crow Toby Mac

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Kamloops area prepariness.

Lowering the boom…

The containment bunch practice how to isolate spills for recovery or dispersal.

Pipe for the oil field,

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On this Day: February 8th, 1899

Lonnie Johnson, guitarist born.

Lonnie Johnson, Jet Black Blues

jazz by the hour

RCMP update vaccine policy…

The RCMP, as of January 26th 2022 have changed policy for support workers vaccination ” requiring full vaccination” as soon as possible.

On this Day: January 26th 1915

Rocky Mountain National Park established.

Brighter Days

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Business recovery and winter readyness

Highlights

Noted: uncooperative business’s blacklisted from announced relief.

Cooperative ones fastracted by info on file.

Winter songs

Snow

Feature transmountain expansion.

Pipe for oil field File:Photo KDG

Fuel ration off in BC.

The rationing of gasoline in British Columbia has ended while a state of emergency has been extended due to the flooding situation.

The transmountain pipeline resume shipping December 5th 2021.

The government is grateful to those that abided to the 30 liter ration.The ration comes off as of December 14th BC remains in a state of emergency until December 28th 2021.

The trans mountain restart has been a success in ensuring supplies of fuel. Quote source

Crews work around the clock to repair B.C.’s Coqu…: https://youtu.be/ZAxTtTqeHzY

On this Day: December 14th 1297

50 thousand people die in flooding in the Netherlands.

Born on this Day: December 12th 1915

Frank Sinatra (old blue eyes) born.

Our condolences to you.

We wish you a reasonable return to a sense of well being based on some present reality. PP

Highlights

One half a million booster doses given to priority populations.

Booster doses at least six months since 2nd dose, 8 months maybe optimal.

Invitations coming out soon to next groups.

Global action of important.

Genome testing of waste water challenging.

Holidays “keep it small”

Not contemplating anymore restrictions, because of immunization effectiveness in most areas.

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