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- -davies-

yw

In how many different projects? How much oil would be piped through those, compared to Keystone?
- Feeling Glucky?

...3.4 million barrels per day in August...

Seems like a lot.

Seems like a lot.
- A_Tree

But that's not the comparison, that's just how much Canadian oil is in US pipelines.

They're comparing numbers out of context. They're saying that the equivalent of 10 keystones has been built in 5 years, but that only seems to be refering to the number of miles of pipe, not the volume. If there are 5000 miles of 5 inch radius pipe built, is that more than 2000 miles of 6 foot radius pipe?

But that's not the comparison, that's just how much Canadian oil is in US pipelines.

They're comparing numbers out of context. They're saying that the equivalent of 10 keystones has been built in 5 years, but that only seems to be refering to the number of miles of pipe, not the volume. If there are 5000 miles of 5 inch radius pipe built, is that more than 2000 miles of 6 foot radius pipe?
- Feeling Glucky?

I want it built and couldn't give two poops about how many birds or people have to die in order to do it.

But that's not the comparison, that's just how much Canadian oil is in US pipelines.

They're comparing numbers out of context. They're saying that the equivalent of 10 keystones has been built in 5 years, but that only seems to be refering to the number of miles of pipe, not the volume. If there are 5000 miles of 5 inch radius pipe built, is that more than 2000 miles of 6 foot radius pipe?
- Feeling Glucky?

No.

Obviously the question would be how much oil flows through the entirety of US made pipelines vs the Keystone.

No.

Obviously the question would be how much oil flows through the entirety of US made pipelines vs the Keystone.
- A_Tree

That's the obvious, yes.

but read the quote and what it's referencing:

Between 2009 and 2013, more than 8,000 miles of oil transmission pipelines have been built in the past five years in the U.S., AOPL spokesperson John Stoody said, compared to the 875 miles TransCanada wants to lay in the states of Montana, South Dakota and Nebraska for its 830,000-bpd project. By last year, the U.S. had built 12,000 miles of pipe since 2010.

It's straight up just talking about miles, not capacity.

I'm going to be honest here... I don't know enough about Keystone to be for or against it... but I know a bullpoop argument when I read one.

And I'm also not sure we get the best end of the deal, financially, by piping all our oil to the states, so they can refine it, and sell it back to us at a higher price.


edit: especially when you consider that the falling price of oil makes the tar sands less profitable.

That's the obvious, yes.

but read the quote and what it's referencing:


It's straight up just talking about miles, not capacity.

I'm going to be honest here... I don't know enough about Keystone to be for or against it... but I know a bullpoop argument when I read one.

And I'm also not sure we get the best end of the deal, financially, by piping all our oil to the states, so they can refine it, and sell it back to us at a higher price.


edit: especially when you consider that the falling price of oil makes the tar sands less profitable.
- Feeling Glucky?

You're right. They should be refining crude in Canada.

I have no idea why they want to transport it all over the world to be refined somewhere else. They should be looking at clean energy anyway.

You're right. They should be refining crude in Canada.

I have no idea why they want to transport it all over the world to be refined somewhere else. They should be looking at clean energy anyway.
- A_Tree

We have enough land for 300000000000000000 wind turbines

We have enough land for 300000000000000000 wind turbines
- twiztedmike

that's a lot of wind turbines.

that's a lot of wind turbines.
- kicksave856

The three should be behind the 0 not in front

The three should be behind the 0 not in front
- Lahey

u mad? Typical Albertan

u mad? Typical Albertan
- twiztedmike

those thigns are ruining the Canadian economy.

(frank)ing green peace

those thigns are ruining the Canadian economy.

(frank)ing green peace
- Lahey

lol

those thigns are ruining the Canadian economy.

(frank)ing green peace
- Lahey

Kill 'em all.

those thigns are ruining the Canadian economy.

(frank)ing green peace
- Lahey

Yes to sentence 2 but I'm curious about the validity of sentence 1
Please avoid doppleganger-style copy-pastes, links only, ty

Kill 'em all.
- BINGO!

no remorse, no regret

Yes to sentence 2 but I'm curious about the validity of sentence 1
Please avoid doppleganger-style copy-pastes, links only, ty
- Not_Yan

http://windfacts.ca/why-wind-works
http://www.thestar.com/ne...ng-off-wind-turbines.html
http://www.thewhig.com/20...tives-ok-wind-energy-boss
http://www.greenbaypressg...erest-wind-farm/74239556/
http://www.nationalobserv...a-green-energy-superpower

TL;DR

They're good most of the time, sometimes bad. People both like and dislike them. They make and waste money.

Earnhardt Jr. said. "They all went in there hard. I couldn't believe what I was seeing. I mean I've seen guys get wrecked but damn, he put that (expletive) in the fence. Anyhow, don't wreck Matt. Don’t piss Matt off because that's what you get."
- watsonnostaw

Today the National Motorsports Final Appeals Officer, Mr. Bryan Moss, heard and considered the appeal of a Behavioral Penalty issued on Nov. 3, 2015 to Matt Kenseth (driver) relative to NASCAR Sprint Cup Series vehicle #20 at Martinsville Speedway. The penalty concerns the following sections in the 2015 NASCAR Rule Book: Sections 12.1 and 12.8. The original penalty assessed included suspension from NASCAR until the completion of the next two NASCAR Sprint Cup Series events and placed on NASCAR probation for six months following the issuance of the Penalty Notice. Upon hearing this afternoon's testimony, the National Motorsports Final Appeals Officer made the following decisions:
1. The Appellant violated the Rules set forth in the Penalty Notice;
2. The Penalty is amended to: "Suspended from NASCAR until the completion of the next two NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Championship Events. Placed on NASCAR probation through December 31, 2015."
The decision of the National Motorsports Final Appeals Officer is final and binding on all parties.(NASCAR)

AND: "It didn't turn out like we wanted," Kenseth said after the final decision was announced. "I'm obviously more than a little disappointed on the decision and the penalties to start with. I'm the first driver in the 65-year history of NASCAR to get suspended for an incident that happened in a Sprint Cup Series race. I feel like I was unfairly made the example instead of knowing where the line is and what the penalties are. I'm extremely disappointed, but we'll get through this and go to Homestead.
"I'm not going to change who I am, not going to change what I stand for, I'm not going to change how I race. I've been in this business for a long time, I feel like I've had a pretty good career to this point and I feel like I'm going to continue to have the respect on the racetrack I feel like I deserve. I'm looking forward to going to Homestead, hopefully going there and getting a win before the year is out.

http://windfacts.ca/why-wind-works
http://www.thestar.com/ne...ng-off-wind-turbines.html
http://www.thewhig.com/20...tives-ok-wind-energy-boss
http://www.greenbaypressg...erest-wind-farm/74239556/
http://www.nationalobserv...a-green-energy-superpower

TL;DR

They're good most of the time, sometimes bad. People both like and dislike them. They make and waste money.
- A_Tree

Thank you sir

In how many different projects? How much oil would be piped through those, compared to Keystone?
- Feeling Glucky?

Are you anti Canadian Oil, or anti all Oil?

gluck, it's anti-bumhole, right?

That's the obvious, yes.

but read the quote and what it's referencing:


It's straight up just talking about miles, not capacity.

I'm going to be honest here... I don't know enough about Keystone to be for or against it... but I know a bullpoop argument when I read one.

And I'm also not sure we get the best end of the deal, financially, by piping all our oil to the states, so they can refine it, and sell it back to us at a higher price.


edit: especially when you consider that the falling price of oil makes the tar sands less profitable.
- Feeling Glucky?

The Canadian Oil that would be delivered to Texas, via the KXL, would displace the same amount of Oil, currently be imported from Venezuela and or Saudi Arabia.

http://windfacts.ca/why-wind-works
http://www.thestar.com/ne...ng-off-wind-turbines.html
http://www.thewhig.com/20...tives-ok-wind-energy-boss
http://www.greenbaypressg...erest-wind-farm/74239556/
http://www.nationalobserv...a-green-energy-superpower

TL;DR

They're good most of the time, sometimes bad. People both like and dislike them. They make and waste money.
- A_Tree

are you talking about hookers?

http://windfacts.ca/why-wind-works
http://www.thestar.com/ne...ng-off-wind-turbines.html
http://www.thewhig.com/20...tives-ok-wind-energy-boss
http://www.greenbaypressg...erest-wind-farm/74239556/
http://www.nationalobserv...a-green-energy-superpower

TL;DR

They're good most of the time, sometimes bad. People both like and dislike them. They make and waste money.
- A_Tree

http://www.ieso.ca/

Powerline to nowhere: $100M powerline costing taxpayers millions

http://toronto.ctvnews.ca...payers-millions-1.2644932


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