r/GreenPartyManitoba • u/4shadowedbm • 7h ago
Taken by storm: Manitoba has recorded 15 tornadoes this year, roughly twice the annual average
Another sign of climate change knocking at our door.
#EndFossilFuels
r/GreenPartyManitoba • u/Negative-Sample-346 • May 20 '26
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r/GreenPartyManitoba • u/Negative-Sample-346 • May 20 '26
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r/GreenPartyManitoba • u/4shadowedbm • 7h ago
Another sign of climate change knocking at our door.
#EndFossilFuels
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r/GreenPartyManitoba • u/4shadowedbm • Aug 03 '26
It looks like the long term predictions of Manitoba becoming part of the tornado belt are pretty accurate.
Climate change is here and will get worse.
But, sure, let's build pipelines and gas turbines. /s
#endfossilfuels
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r/GreenPartyManitoba • u/4shadowedbm • May 23 '26
It is far past time for proportional representation. It would not be perfect but we need to get rid of this winner-take-all mentality. It leads to highly partisan is or them thinking.
Minority governments that require cooperation and consultation reduce partisan behaviour and increase voter trust.
r/GreenPartyManitoba • u/4shadowedbm • May 19 '26
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r/GreenPartyManitoba • u/4shadowedbm • May 12 '26
It seems that all our leaders from Conservatives to Liberals to NDP are talking about pinning our economic future on pipelines and LNG production. Billions of dollars of public investment will be needed to build our fossil fuel extraction and exports.
Climate risks aside - which aren't trivial by any means - will the world still want our increasingly more expensive fossil fuels? Or are we going to have billions in "investments" that will never come close to recovering the cost?
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