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Kiki Wood @kikinwood.bsky.social · 16/05/2025

BREAKING: Sit-ins call on BC NDP to reject MAGA pipeline. Pro-democracy and climate organizers are sitting-in at the offices of the Ministry of Energy in Victoria and Premier David Eby’s office in Vancouver today, to demand the B.C. Government reject the Prince Rupert Gas Transmission pipeline. A 🧵

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Kiki Wood @kikinwood.bsky.social · 18/02/2025

That any fracking industry-induced seismic activity is acceptable is baffling to me. These dangerous extraction practices are *literally* destabilizing the earth beneath our feet. www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/briti... #StopFracking #EndFracking #BC

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Recent B.C. earthquakes linked to fracking as regulator tightens oversight

Earthquakes triggered by fracking in B.C. typically result from the injection of material into shallow wells to open up fractures and release gas for extraction

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Kiki Wood @kikinwood.bsky.social · 11/02/2025

A snapshot of "🇨🇦" western provinces methane emissions reductions from @climateinstitute.bsky.social bit.ly/4hz4bhP | 🥳 we've cut methane emissions | 😭 emissions went up sector wide due to an increase in production | 😎 reducing methane emissions by 75% is the most promising way to get back on track.

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How oil and gas methane emissions were cut in half

A co-ordinated suite of provincial and federal policies has dramatically cut methane emissions well ahead of schedule. Cutting even more ...

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Kiki Wood @kikinwood.bsky.social · 10/02/2025

There are limited news articles giving me life, but shout out to @rochellebaker1.bsky.social for characterizing BC's $20B project "fast-tracking" as a "trojan horse for BC's fossil fuels" bit.ly/4jU1zMZ. This is not the time to be scaling back regulatory processes and limiting community input.

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Trump tariff threat a Trojan horse for B.C.'s fossil fuels

Trump’s tariff threat provides convenient cover to accelerate the expansion of fossil fuels and raises alarm bells about First Nations rights tied to mining, say critics.

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