LETTER: Another perspective on Woodfibre’s promises
LETTER: Another perspective on Woodfibre’s promises, Januari 2017
Category: Updates
Woodfibre LNG says ‘It is a GO!’
November 4 2016 Woodfibre – In a statement made at the Woodfibre site surround by BC Government representatives, Giraud mentioned that they will break ground next year January. But will they? Chief Ian Campbell of the Squmish nation mentioned on BC Almanac right after Woodfibre LNG’s and the Premier Clark’s…
Fixed link to Sunshine Coast
We are asked to comment on an feasibility study for several fixed link options to the Sunshine Coast. The study includes only the costs of construction, and ignores any costs to the environment, tourism, marine resources, and the effects of increased car traffic on BC’s carbon footprint. Q: What is…
Woodfibre LNG changing the cooling system for the LNG plant near Squamish
Press release, October 21 2016 – Concerned Citizens Bowen and My Sea to Sky On Thursday evening, October 20, 2016, West Vancouver-Sea-to-Sky MLA Jordan Sturdy told a member of Concerned Citizens Bowen of a significant change in design for the proposed Woodfibre LNG facility near Squamish, BC. The change is…
Stand up against Gravel mine proposal
This Environmental Assessment is done by the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency and the BC Environmental Assessment Office. You have until Monday October 3 2016 to submit comments through the Environmental Assessment Office website. More information on our dedicated webpage, Burnco Gravel mine
“Sorry Woodfibre, the approvals are inadequate.”
Please note that the online version of our letter to the Editor was changed by the newspaper without our consent. The newspaper has done so under legal threats from Woodfibre LNG. The online version line had the following sentence removed from the second paragraph: “There was no action taken by…
Concerned Citizens Bowen statement on the Federal decision to grant EA approval to Woodfibre LNG
March 21 2016 – Bowen Island, British Columbia – We are disappointed with the Federal Government decision to grant environmental approval to the Woodfibre LNG project in Howe Sound. All communities around the Howe Sound have stated their opposition either through their Municipal Councils, through letter writing, by signing the…
MP holds town hall meetings to assist with comments on CEAA report
In light of Tuesday February 9 2016 report release from Canadian Environment Assessment Agency, Pam Goldsmith-Jones, Member of Parliament for West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky Country, has set up three community meetings to assist with hearing public comments. The town hall meetings are organized for: Squamish: Sat Feb 27 at…
Public Comments for Federal review of Green House Gas emissions until March 1
On Tuesday February 9, the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency – CEAA has released a short 8 page analyses: Upstream Green House Gas Emissions Estimate for the Woodfibre LNG project (PDF) and has invited the public to comment on the analyses. What is an upstream Green House Gas Emissions Estimate? For…
LNG: Debunking the Myths – Feb 11
My Sea to Sky invites you to an evening with Scientist David Hughes and Economist Marc Lee, who will provide a reality check on the B.C. Governments Liquid Natural Gas dream. David Hughes brings four decades of research in the energy sector including 32 years with the Geological Survey of…
