SAY NO TO THE CURRENT EMISSIONS CAP FRAMEWORK
A Cap On Emissions Is A Cap On Prosperity!
Any cap on Canadian oil and gas production is a threat to domestic and global energy security, Canadian prosperity, and the livelihood of Canadian families across the nation.
We’re sending a letter to the Government of Canada asking them to reconsider the proposed emissions cap framework, and ensure that any future emissions cap will not limit Canadian oil and gas production.
We are looking for 100 young Canadians to join us in our letter to the Government of Canada to #StopTheCap.
Are You On Board?
A Cap On Canadian Oil & Gas Production…
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Makes Canadian Energy Less Competitive, Hurting the Canadian Economy.
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Makes Our Allies More Dependent on Foreign, Less Responsibly Produced Oil & Gas.
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Will Lead To A Decline In Government Revenues, Hurting Social Programs Across Canada.
Answered “YES” to this campaign
Canada’s oil and gas industry provides Canadian families with enormous economic opportunities, adheres to the world’s strictest environmental regulations, and is world-class regarding emission reductions and improving environmental impacts associated with the extraction and production of critical resources.
A cap on emissions is a cap on production. Canada is the only major oil-producing country that places a limit on its own production.
Other countries with less responsible and sustainable practices such as Russia, Iran, or Venezuela, will continue to produce oil and gas and make it available for the world to buy. Their share of the market will only grow larger if Canada stifles its industry through an emissions cap such as this.
Oil demand is growing. If Canada doesn’t make itself available as a leading global supplier, other countries with less responsible practices will take advantage of the opportunity.
To maintain Canada’s position as a global leader in sustainable and responsible energy extraction, a more collaborative and adaptive regulatory approach is necessary— one that encourages investment in sustainable practices and emissions reduction rather than stifling it with rigid emission caps.
– A Message From Concerned Young Canadians
SAY NO TO THE CURRENT EMISSIONS CAP FRAMEWORK
A Cap On Emissions Is A Cap On Prosperity!
Any cap on Canadian oil and gas production is a threat to domestic and global energy security, Canadian prosperity, and the livelihood of Canadian families across the nation.
We’re sending a letter to the Government of Canada asking them to reconsider the proposed emissions cap framework, and ensure that any future emissions cap will not limit Canadian oil and gas production.
We are looking for 100 young Canadians to join us in our letter to the Government of Canada to #StopTheCap.
Are You On Board?
A Cap On Canadian Oil & Gas Production…
-
Makes Canadian Energy Less Competitive, Hurting the Canadian Economy.
-
Makes Our Allies More Dependent on Foreign, Less Responsibly Produced Oil & Gas.
-
Will Lead To A Decline In Government Revenues, Hurting Social Programs Across Canada.
Answered “YES” to this campaign
Canada’s oil and gas industry provides Canadian families with enormous economic opportunities, adheres to the world’s strictest environmental regulations, and is world-class regarding emission reductions and improving environmental impacts associated with the extraction and production of critical resources.
A cap on emissions is a cap on production. Canada is the only major oil producing country that places a limit on its own production!
Other countries with less responsible and sustainable practices such as Russia, Iran, or Venezuela, will continue to produce oil and gas and make it available for the world to buy. Their share of the market will only grow larger if Canada stifles its industry through an emissions cap.
Oil demand is growing. If Canada doesn’t make itself available as a leading global supplier, other countries with less responsible practices will take advantage of the opportunity.
To maintain Canada’s position as a global leader in sustainable and responsible energy extraction, a more collaborative and adaptive regulatory approach is necessary— one that encourages investment in sustainable practices and emissions reduction rather than stifling it with rigid emission caps.
– A Message From Concerned Young Canadians