Meaningless

As Lord John Maynard Keynes said, "In the long run, we'll all be dead."  That about sums up the impact of Trump's pulling out of the Paris Climate Accord:  It matters neither whit nor hoot. 

With China and India polluting like bunnies, what are a few American coal mines going to do?  Nothing.  I totally support what Trump has done because people need jobs now, not 50 years from now.  He has re-opened coal mines and put people back to work -- a bloody good thing.  While trust-fund baby Trudeau and his equally trust-funded finance minister wring their hands about "climate change", people are hitting the economic skids and neither has a clue about how to fix the economic mess they have created.

Let's not kid ourselves, human activity has nothing to do with climate change.  Heck, they were growing grapes and making wine in Scotland eons before the combustion engine appeared; that's how warm it was up there.  Mother Nature is in charge of the whole deal.  Even Neil Young's polluting and idling tour buses (to keep the AC on) contribute nothing to climate change.  The universe unfolds and Neil, along with whatever hysteria falls out of the mouths of Jane Fonda and Leonardo Decaprio, signifies rien.

Speaking of b-llsh-t, good luck to British Columbia's trying to block pipelines from Alberta.  BC relies almost totally on oil and gas shipped from Alberta to keep cars running and lights on.  When Notley refuses to sign permits for natural gas going down the pipeline to BC, trouble will begin.  Kinder Morgan is the only pipeline that transports batches of crude and gas to BC, making that province totally dependent on Alberta's oil.

The other ludicrous reality is that tons of raw sewage  -- you know, urine, feces, condoms, sanitary pads, vomit and the like -- are dumped into Victoria's harbour every day! 

Green?  I think not.