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This isn't a little rubber-stamp issue. The issue at hand would require adding 2.5TWh/y of capacity. And, you're right, there are countries where you could to
by klyrs 3y ago
This isn't a little rubber-stamp issue. The issue at hand would require adding 2.5TWh/y of capacity. And, you're right, there are countries where you could totally grease the palms of some politicians and get a new coal plant built. I'm glad that Canada isn't so corrupt.
- whimsicalism 3y agoAnglo societies absolutely have a problem with committee veto. I get that you're proud that there is low corruption, but that doesn't mean other problems don't exist.
- klyrs 3y ago> that doesn't mean other problems don't exist. That really isn't a gotcha: everybody's got problems. Another cool thing about Canada is that we're allowed to talk about the problems that do exist.
- timeon 3y ago> Anglo societies absolutely have a problem with committee veto. They have bigger problem that is opposite. Lobbing. Like when proposal for golf resort in natural protected area was vetoed by committee in Aberdeenshire. But then after lobbing, decision was reversed by local government. Argued that it would create 6000 jobs. Result? There are no 6000 jobs and protected are is lost.