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Originally Posted by Bunk
This seems to be the only answer. Saying well "we're dumb" or this is "stupidity". That hasn't worked. How do you overcome hurdle?
I noted that TC Energy to try and save Keystone XL promised carbon neutral development, solar power elements. Is that's what's persuasive? Could these tactics have actually been effective 7-8 years ago when trying to build the case for approval, instead of when it was already too late?
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You'll notice everyone and their mother are using the social license argument to try and drive demand and rationale for getting AB product to market. However, it's obviously falling on deaf ears. People were panning Notley's administration for the same thing.
I'm not sure what move to do next, other than stress the "North American" energy framework approach to US politicians, or let developing countries know we'll ship it to their doorstep at rock bottom prices. Somehow I think both are doomed to fail.