Mike B h/h

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And who cancelled the federal carbon tax (backstop) as his first act as Prime Minister.

Yep. You should. Sadly you’re not going to get much out of a jpg.

As described this is my linocut on white Japanese paper of the map of the province of Alberta covered in wild roses with a big-horn sheep in profile facing left climbing the irregular southwest boundary of the province where it would meet BC in the mountains. Inked à la poupée, the roses are bright pink with yellow centres and green leaves and the goat at its surroundings are dark grey-brown.

Today’s Canadian 🇨🇦 province #linocut is Alberta, with its provincial animal, the big horn sheep and its famous flower, the wild rose. The block was inked ‘à la poupée’ (with different colours, green, pinks, yellow and gray-brown, in different areas) and printed by hand on lovely Japanese paper. 🧵

If you’re looking for an alternative consider Ride with GPS. It has some flaws but it’s an acceptable planning & archival tool. Good North American geographic coverage. Available: web, Android & iOS. Integrates with Strava & any gpx / fit compatible GPS devices.

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What’s the original file type? Your best chance will be if it’s a RAW format.

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It is still winter in the #nationalcapital #Ottawa #not51 #XC #getoutside

Copper Mountain, Redearth Creek, Banff National Park.
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What replaced “climate change”, a black square, a cut out hole, a DeSantas emoji?

Too bad you don’t ship to Canada 😕

#bluebird #Sunshine

Ha Ling & Mt. Rundle.
#Canmore #getoutside

Well researched article.

The future is likely less skiable, thanks to climate change Annual snow cover days in all major skiing regions are projected to decrease dramatically as a result of climate change, with one in eight ski areas losing all natural snow cover this century under hi...

In 2024 Climate Change becomes a question of how much more are you willing to give up phys.org/news/2024-03...

If you Axe the Tax, you also Axe the Rebate. For a family of 4, that could be $1800 a year, more than you paid in carbon tax.

Alberta Utilities Commission finds renewables pose little threat to "Assuming all renewable development locates on (some of Alberta's best) land, the percentage of (such) agricultural land loss is estimated to be less than one per cent by 2041," says a report

Alberta's Own Utilities Commission finds renewables pose little threat to agriculture or the environment www.nationalobserver.com/2024/03/13/n... via @NatObserver #ClimateAction #ableg #yyc #yeg #yql

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#thealbertaadvantage (for #fossilfuel) continues.

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Some Albertans still cling to coal.

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Hahahahaha. The nuclear industry’s tireless search for an acceptable Trojan horse to build anything nuclear.

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Can links to news stories be posted / shared here? Asking for a Canadian friend.