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Wednesday, 20 February 2013 22:49

It's Time to Get Serious About Global Warming!

Written by Ted Taylor

My name is Ted Taylor.  I am 68 years old and was born in Coronation, Alberta.  When I grew up on the prairies, winter temperatures regularly dropped to 40 below zero Fahrenheit.  Winters were so cold that people poured hot water on car radiators to thaw them and used blow torches to warm their engines so they would turn over. Now we have winters so warm that the Pine Beatle thrives in the north.  Throughout my lifetime I have witnessed changes to the weather that convince me that global warming is real.  The majority of us have buried our heads in the sand, fallen victim to the climate deniers and the big money spin machine.  We have chosen to marginalize credible scientist, ignored warnings and carried on with business as usual.  I have been just as guilty as any.  However, in the last few years I have become increasingly concerned.  Hopefully you’ll read this document and become as concerned. Afterwards, if you still have doubts, Google “2 degrees centigrade environment”, start reading and decide for yourself.  It’s time to get serious about global warming!

Friday, 26 October 2012 12:13

No! to Narrows Inlet IPP Project

Written by Joan and Soren Bech

Thanks to Coast residents Joan and Soren Bech for sharing their submission to the EAO on the proposed Narrows Inlet Hydro project.

 
The word went out.  Come and learn about the proposed New Marine Hotel – Sat Sept 6th in the gym of Gibsons’s Elementary.
The new driver’s license law for seniors is an example of good intentions with the wrong mechanization of implementation.   
We all want to get unsafe drivers off the road.  But this law singles out drivers because of their age, not because they are inherently or individually more dangerous than younger drivers.  In fact, a case could be made for the opposite.
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