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Incorrect. If you've ever been through Alberta you'd already know that though. Oil & gas fields, and wells, are distributed over much of Alberta. https://sta
by lm411 4mo ago
Incorrect. If you've ever been through Alberta you'd already know that though.
Oil & gas fields, and wells, are distributed over much of Alberta.
https://static.aer.ca/prd/documents/catalog/Map90_Oil_Gas_Fields_Large.pdf https://static.aer.ca/prd/documents/catalog/Map90_Oil_Gas_Fi...
- 8note 4mo agoi did a bit of playing with aer data back in december, and was super surprised just how distributed the wells are. without doubt there is a main concentration around Lloydminister though, and the developed oil sands at least are all in one place
- boxed 4mo agoI meant that the oil fields themselves could just as well declare that they wanted out of Alberta after Alberta splits. Splitting goes all the way down.
- lm411 4mo agoThis is kind of ridiculous. The fields are geographical areas, not political or cultural entities, and most of the pople living within a certain field don't have the slightest idea what or if any field they live in.
- boxed 4mo agoAnd yet, somehow the people of Alberta suddenly are aware aren't they? Even though they previously were just "Canadians"? Why would the people now living close to all the money but getting bad representation in Edmonton be happier than if they got bad representation in Ottowa? Splitting goes all the way down.