Andy Roddick
@aroddick.bsky.social
Associate prof @ McMaster; Andean Archaeologist; Bolivia; Dad; Photographer; Cyclist, Music. [email protected] Opinions mine not of my employer.
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The agreement includes, “Construction of thousands of megawatts of AI computing power,” to be powered by nuclear and which also explains the extension of gas-powered electricity for Alberta.
This agreement is just terrible at so many levels.
This agreement is just terrible at so many levels.
November 27, 2025 at 10:54 PM
The agreement includes, “Construction of thousands of megawatts of AI computing power,” to be powered by nuclear and which also explains the extension of gas-powered electricity for Alberta.
This agreement is just terrible at so many levels.
This agreement is just terrible at so many levels.
Reposted by Andy Roddick
The more the content of this MOU sinks in, the more appalling it is. Reading it, it's clear it is as much about electricity and AI as it is about a pipeline. Note this among the projects...
November 27, 2025 at 10:54 PM
The more the content of this MOU sinks in, the more appalling it is. Reading it, it's clear it is as much about electricity and AI as it is about a pipeline. Note this among the projects...
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What we have witnessed tday in this new federal-Alberta agreement is a complete abandonment of core federal climate policy and a complete abdication to the MAGA-aligned govt of Alberta and to oil & gas corporations that send huge chunks their profits to the US.
November 27, 2025 at 7:50 PM
What we have witnessed tday in this new federal-Alberta agreement is a complete abandonment of core federal climate policy and a complete abdication to the MAGA-aligned govt of Alberta and to oil & gas corporations that send huge chunks their profits to the US.
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What brings me pause as an Indigenous environmental scholar is that Alberta is not the only voice at the table that matters. This could risk further pollution to Indigenous lands and waters in BC, and the voices of First Nations must be taken into account, as is the obligation of the Crown.
November 27, 2025 at 10:37 PM
What brings me pause as an Indigenous environmental scholar is that Alberta is not the only voice at the table that matters. This could risk further pollution to Indigenous lands and waters in BC, and the voices of First Nations must be taken into account, as is the obligation of the Crown.
