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@8LHNDWH4yrs4Y
@9CBTBW32yrs2Y
Yes, subsidize the installation of local/individual solar/wind apparatus to reduce the dependance on current methods and pass the savings on to home owners/renters who participate.
@8Z6TF6T3yrs3Y
Let’s invest in self supporting and using our natural resources as a benefit to Canadians instead of over charging them for what we have in abundance.
@8VNXC8M4yrs4Y
No. Renewable energy doesn't have enough power per ton to power the world. The proper way to go is nuclear power.
@8VHL7354yrs4Y
Only Until they become mainstream. We are told that alternatives will ultimately take over and be economically viable.
@8TXG2244yrs4Y
Leave our oil and gas industry alone..
@8F6YHRD5yrs5Y
Government should support current non-renewable industries and only use tax revenue from them to subsidize the production and consumption of renewable energy sources.
@8VLPZRF4yrs4Y
No more than they already subsidize fossil fuels
@8TKJWFKConservative4yrs4Y
Certain renewable energy sources should be funded but others should not.
@8PJDPZY4yrs4Y
The Government should not subsidize any industries.
@8MTRMBS4yrs4Y
It would depend on how expensive they are and if they actually decrease carbon emissions.
@8G6HPCZ5yrs5Y
Only it the if the complete environmental impact is considered
@8VTVGN24yrs4Y
It depends on what it is. Can’t be wasting money to look clean if it’s not a viable option.
@8VTL92W4yrs4Y
When we have enough money, yes
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