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To fight wildfires and heat waves, Manitoba needs a climate plan
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And then we have a Manitoba Member of Parliament who says :
"Canada produces only 1.6 per cent of global greenhouse gas emissions." As such, Sopuck said, "Nothing that we do here can hope to make a difference in climate change."
re: Westman Tory MPs tout accomplishments, 24 June.
So, 1.6 percent is nothing to get excited about claims Sopuck, and if 60 countries made the same claim, all of a sudden there is a total of 100 percent. What a cop-out!
Nothing we can do here to make a difference…. MP Sopuck has a lot to learn…. maybe he'd rather not know or care that there are several hundred
hog lagoons in Manitoba, containing slurry….And lagoons are huge contributors of "Green House Gases"
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