Site C power extends carbon emissions for LNG growth
The September 14 guest editorial claims Site C will cut emissions versus natural gas. In fact, Site C would raise CO2 as BC Hydro provides low cost power to LNG plants under the Heritage Contract. Premier Clark argues new industry needs Site C power, framing BC as subsidizing Asia's emissions. Energetic City, Feb 9, 2012: Site C essential for LNG development Clark.
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Clark
British Columbia
Energetic City
Do something with their time off in Chetwynd hockey
The writer urges local support for youth hockey in Chetwynd every weekend at the arena. They advocate NHL players volunteering during lockout to guide minor leagues, arguing it would bolster the sport and benefit communities.
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Chetwynd
NHL
Site C Dam Critique Calls Clean Energy Questionable
A letter to the editor questions BC Hydro’s Site C as a CLEAN ENERGY PROJECT arguing the dam harms Williston Lake wildlife, silting, canyons, and the Athabasca Delta. The writer doubts ecological, financial, and moral merits and urges exploring less disruptive energy solutions.
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BC Hydro
Williston Lake
Athabaska Delta
Letters on BC Hydro power favor water over wind
A reader from the Peace River area argues BC Hydro should consider wind power alongside water for electricity. The writer supports George Kalischuk’s views but says wind power and Site C costs deserve attention as all British Columbians would bear future power bill increases.
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Prince George
BC Hydro Power
Peace River
George Kalischuk
Optimistic view of BC cabinet and leadership
The writer praises Christy Clark's cabinet as diverse and capable, highlighting lawyers doctors a vet a teacher a banker and other professionals. They note extensive legislative experience and praise the premier as an effective communicator with family and economic focus, urging centrists to support this team over the BC Conservatives.
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