Dammit Canada not this shit again
this post was submitted on 13 May 2024
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I don't think they're doing it intentionally.
You’d be wrong
We purposely heated the globe by burning fossil fuels even though we knew this would happen
Yeah but you can't attribute a global act to just Canada. They aren't a scapegoat.
Why not?
They’re not even in the top ten of the largest CO2 contributing nations.
https://climatetrade.com/which-countries-are-the-worlds-biggest-carbon-polluters/
Don’t worry, we over here at the west coast will be engulfed in flames soon enough.
I preemptively apologized for this a few weeks ago, but didn't call it being the West's fault. As stated before though, the states around and further south of Ontario and Quebec should brace themselves. It was a warm winter with nowhere near the proper amount of snow, so I expect a dry AF summer for us.
Not even bothering to get a fire permit this year, didn't get to use it last year.
Sorry, eh
Axing the (carbon) Tax will surely help
Axe the rebate would make a good campaign slogan
(Fake coughs passive-aggressively from the next table over)
Dated reference, but if you grew up in or before the 90s, you'll know what I mean.
I live in Duluth and it was crazy yesterday! This smoke filled the air and it was nearly impossible to breathe outside for any amount of time. I don't really like these last few summers....
Manitoba has one that covers, as of Saturday, 35,000 hectares (86487 acres) and is 38 kms long x 12 kms wide (24 mi x 7.5 mi).