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Alberta Environment Minister explains renewable energy pause and rejects Feds' 2035 net-zero target

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http://NoGreenReset.com | MORE: https://rebelne.ws/3QKVzdx Minister Schulz affirmed that the Alberta government would absolutely not agree to the existing 2035 net-zero terms and conditions being pushed by Minister of Environment and Climate Change Steven Guilbeault. Rebel News: Telling the other side of the story. https://www.RebelNews.com for more great Rebel content. Unlike almost all of our mainstream media competitors, Rebel News doesn’t receive any government funding. We rely on our generous audience to help keep us reporting. Please consider supporting Rebel News by making a donation, purchasing a RebelNews+ subscription, shopping in our online store, or any of the other methods below: ►Support our independent journalism - https://rebelne.ws/donation ►We accept cryptocurrency! - http://rebelne.ws/crypto ►Rebel News Plus - Become a Premium Content subscriber - https://rebelne.ws/plus ►BUY Rebel News gear - https://rebelne.ws/store ►LISTEN to our FREE podcast - https://rebelne.ws/podcast Make sure to follow Rebel News on social media too! FACEBOOK - https://rebelne.ws/fbook TWITTER - https://rebelne.ws/twitter INSTAGRAM - https://rebelne.ws/Instagram RUMBLE - https://rebelne.ws/rumble Follow all of our YouTube channels here: Rebel News Canada - https://rebelne.ws/RebelNewsYT-CAN Rebel News Australia - https://rebelne.ws/RebelNewsYT-AUS Rebel News USA - https://rebelne.ws/RebelNewsYT-USA Rebel News UK - https://rebelne.ws/RebelNewsYT-UK Rebel News Québec - https://rebelne.ws/RebelNewsYT-Quebec Ezra Levant - https://rebelne.ws/EzraLevantYT An original video production by Rebel News. #RebelNews

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@RebelNewsOnline9 months ago Globalists are pushing for a green reset by manipulating us to transition from fossil fuels to "green energy." This shift is unneeded, unwanted, and unacceptable — if you agree, sign this petition: ... 28
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@danemyrtle21949 months ago It’s not about clean energy. It’s a money grab. Wealth transfer. Take control over provinces that have plenty. Give it to whoever make the “clean” 28
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@iREALmedia9 months ago Plus the federal government changes every 5 years on average, f them. 4
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@travispolson61569 months ago How much carbon does Canada produce ? And how much carbon do our forests scrub ? I am thinking we already are carbon nutral , not that it's not just a tax scam to begin with . 18
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@eazyb79749 months ago "Alternative energy" was never designed to be a primary energy source. It's literally impossible. 3
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@toddsanderson7359 months ago Leaders that work for the people, what a novel idea 14
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@peterbutz6429 months ago Keep pushing back solar panels and wind in a cold climate no thanks 14
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@robo31429 months ago the sooner the west comes together the better off we will be ,and that is my opinion 15
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@garywagner24669 months ago I hate to tell you, but net zero is not achievable ever. Furthermore, it isn’t even necessary. Take a hard look at nuclear energy, especially for the north and oil sands. Yes, increase the percentage of wind and solar in a measured, practical way. Offer homeowners solar panels if their circumstances warrant them. Isolated communities could use some support, too. Build a few more wind farms and solar arrays on marginal, not top quality arable land when the local residents say they want them. Put up to date processes in place for commercial scale wind and solar projects that include closure and reclamation provisions. Don’t listen to the greens, NDP, and other idiots who have never built anything so don’t know the first thing about it. Tell the feds to butt out. ... 18
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@jean-pascalheynemand32719 months ago The problem is not the intentions, it’s the untimely and disproportionate nature of this radical agenda. 3
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@jeffbryan32249 months ago What about COAL? Let's burn more COAL! How'd those solar panels perform in that hail storm the other day? 14
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@Sarando19 months ago The entire Paris accord was based on fraudulent data. They made up the number that they put into their computer models. Spitting out lousy and fake numbers. But if you still are worried about 1 or 2 degrees change. I have a few questions. Where does it count and during which season are you worried about? Are you worried about the daily high or the daily low? ... 12
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@theotherorange35869 months ago Cue the energy terrorists this winter. Why stop at starting fires for the climate? 9
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@christopherhuddart89609 months ago How is it Alberta politicians are so reasonable and rational when compared to Federal politicians? The Federals are using something called HocusPokus. 1
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@eugeneprice90049 months ago William Happer from Princeton university senior fellow at physics explains the climate change lies 5
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@scottcook15869 months ago It's not green energy it's alternative energy and some is very carbon rich, not neutral. 2
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@Thankyou_39 months ago If Jason Kenney would have done his job, Danielle Smith would have accomplished so much more in such a short time. Kenney was sleeping with Trudeau behind Alberta’s curtain. 21
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@johnf.19699 months ago Go Alberta ! Trudeau doesn't give a flyin' truck about Canadians 15
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@fringeminority32249 months ago Good for Alberta. Best premier in Canadian history. Tell Trudeau to go kick rocks 21
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@manhomme45689 months ago Also, B.C. In the past few days has asked people to slow down on charging their electric cars. 1
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@abdulqasim11889 months ago I’ve recently lost a lot of funds, trying to trade with on my own has been so difficult I really need help. 19
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@believeinjesus88629 months ago All ciminals in Ottawa running this country!! 1
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@kerrytoby70419 months ago Yes.There is only room for common sense! 2
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@crazystewart349 months ago Watch this 6 month hold get renewed for another 6 months. Then it will go for another year. 4
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@johnc48149 months ago PPC members join us Conservatives..PPC votes only help Trudeau 7
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@dwight46269 months ago The average lifespan of a wind turbine is 15-25 years. It takes that turbine 10 years to produce the power that was used to manufacture it 2
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@fredflintstone53569 months ago She’s a politician who is capable of answering questions, makes sense, and is very reasonable. Unlike our federal government that can’t answer a single question the past 8 years and then demand that we do as they say but not as they do. ... 14
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@shanewoolsey9409 months ago WTF is 'carbon neutral' when everything under the sun is made of it?
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@carlherbert14949 months ago How does 0.04% of our atmosphere control global boiling, please someone show me the science!!
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@edgar-edgarton9 months ago Environment Minister Schulz is a GEM! A place to go for more information on so called 'Green' energy : Canada's own Friends of Science 19
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@robertmuise66169 months ago Thank you Minister Schulz for a Very Reasonable Approach to Climate. 13
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@greghdn9 months ago The net-zero ,carbon free policy must be thrown out the window.
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@d.flaherty2279 months ago My friend said he couldn't believe nobody has offered to punch Guilbeault in the head. 7
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@dwight46269 months ago Build a wall between Manitoba and Ontario, it’s the west’s only hope
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@freecanadaplease9 months ago Can't make anything out of electricity, you can make everything with fossil fuels.
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@Matt-fc4yg9 months ago Good for them .about time a province stood up to woke Trudy..
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@brentnakonechny34019 months ago Im on board with this. it's a hell of an idea . Let's do it in a liberal city and then stand back and watch when the power goes out for hours on end. 6
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@enchantedape81809 months ago There is no such thing as carbon neutral.
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@iamgoing24get9 months ago Love to see some pushback and discourse within Canadian government/politics that’s focused on reality! 21
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@Cazador601409 months ago In order to have a good supply of electricity Alberta needs to build 1 million brifges then bring in bridge climbing activists likeMinstrel Garrybimbo . The jumping off in a loop faashion on a piezo electric platform will generate enough energy to power the entire Alberta's grid evens Vritish Columbia's and a part of Saskatchewan, we reckon ...
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@TheSnookyputz9 months ago You tube feels it needs to post it’s misinformation about the climate.
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@patriciarenaud49189 months ago What happens to wildlife and the land itself. There are impacts. Population alone will be an impact because more homes will be needed. More harm is possible than so called help.
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@logiczchance1019 months ago there can never be a net zero effect since the air and hence pollution is not static, it travels around the globe. so though some might want to pretend they can achieve this, they will have no control over what other nations are doing with regards to increasing their polluting ways. also, how can they achieve a net zero target when the canadian industry relies heavily on polluting the environment as a bi product effect of their work. lastly, nobody voted on the matter...so such a take is kind of undemocratic. i think the best way to approach this issue is to focus on those areas in which humans can truly make a difference...such as going to war against solar reoccurring cycles of intense periods of activity, and hence planetary warming. ... 1
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@garykreil59909 months ago Im from Alberta, i help get fuel to your homes for the winter, and fuel into the jets of the government..... What sets us apart? We all need this fuel to survive, Turdo chooses to jet set around the world saying that we have to shut us down. ...
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@shaunfindlay28919 months ago What about ubsurd transmission and distribution fees
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@rdmmotorcycles37519 months ago Shouldnt agree to it period. Regardless what year
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@manhomme45689 months ago Ask what happens at end of life solar panels when they leach things like Cadmium into the soil.
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@Ligerpride9 months ago He looks a bit like Anthony from the red hot chilli peppers
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@vwbustube9 months ago Wind is a complete joke. It’s expensive, and it has a huge carbon footprint and poor environmental record . Although I don’t agree with the carbon agenda. I believe it’s misguided.
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@Diademic1119 months ago Canada's contribution to global carbon emissions is less than 2%. China and India's contribution to global carbon emissions are over 30% because they rely heavily on the burning of coal. So if our situation is so dire and the damage to the environment will be irreversible in 7 short years unless we make drastic changes, then why doesn't the federal government complete a pipeline to the coast so that Canada can export its vast supply of natural gas to countries like China and India to help them get off of coal and ease the pressure on the environment. Even the climate alarmists have to acknowledge that natural gas is considerably cleaner than burning coal is even if you believe the utter nonsense that it's not a clean source of energy. The fact that there's no one in the government who even considers this ought to tell you everything you need to know about the credibility of the junk science they are using to declare a climate emergency.
50+ years worth of failed predictions and the only thing that gives credibility to this junk science is the fact that they censor all opposition, they shun debate and whatever evidence they claim to have that proves man made climate change is not available to be scrutinized by opponents, the media is complicit and the government's are either naive or knowingly using climate change to swindle Canadians out of billions of dollars since 2016. Remember just 30 years ago they were warning us of an imminent ice age by the year 2000 and it never happened. England, the Maldives, parts of California and Florida were to be lost to the ocean but that has hasn't happened either. There is a natural explanation for whatever miniscule rise in temperature our planet has experienced but the Earth's inherent weather systems just cannot make their way into any discussion about climate change. To emphasize my point look up the medieval drought period of 900-1300, a whole 400 years before the start of the industrial age.. so what caused that period of warming if we weren't burning fossil fuels at the time? The fact of the matter is El Nino and La Nina contribute far more to the rise or decline in global temperatures than the alarmists would like us to believe. ...
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@iREALmedia9 months ago Give us a third house of parliament that strictly deals with the money just like in the USA. 2
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@robinhood61439 months ago the leading cause of environment destruction is not transport, its animal agriculture. we need a plant based system
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@That_Guy_Eh9 months ago The oil industry thanks you, but of course we already paid you off
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@JimDawson-nx1tz9 months ago Albertans by and large will submit. 😷😷😷