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Originally Posted by Zoller
Canada will be one of the few countries that benefits from climate change. We'll get a longer growing season and more arable farm land.
Water will become a very profitable commodity. Unfortunately that will require new pipelines to be built which might limit our ability to capitalize on this valuable resource. However, if we are able to build the needed infrastructure we are in a unique position to capitalize on the unquenchable thirst of the world.
Climate refugees will unfortunately become a world wide epidemic. Canada will be one of the most attractive destinations. More people = larger economy right?
All in all Canada is a pretty great place to be in a warmer world. Personally I don't think we should be fighting against it so hard. We definitely shouldn't be a "world leader" in the fight against climate change when we're one of the countries that will benefit the most. Why does this country fight against it's own interests? Canada shouldn't be making itself less competitive on the world stage with increased regulatory hurdles. We definitely shouldn't be making the lives of Canadians more expensive with increased taxes.
That's just like, my opinion man
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Then force Canadians to choose different lifestyles. Have a carbon tax, approve energy projects, subsidize public transportation, and change our zoning laws to allow for the construction of more dense neighbourhoods.