Former U.S. Vice President Al Gore apparently has an opinion about an existing pipeline upgrade project in Western Canada. On May 10, 2018, Gore tweeted the following: "The Kinder Morgan pipeline carrying dirty tar sands oil would be a step backwards in our efforts to solve the climate crisis. I stand with B.C. Premier John Horgan and Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson and all of the Canadians, including the First Nations, who are fighting to stop this destructive pipeline."
00:00:00.000Former U.S. Vice President Al Gore apparently has an opinion about an existing pipeline upgrade project in Western Canada.
00:00:09.400On May 10, 2018, Gore tweeted the following.
00:00:13.560The Kinder Morgan pipeline carrying dirty tar sands oil would be a step backwards in our efforts to solve the climate crisis.
00:00:21.720I stand with B.C. New Democrat Premier John Horgan and Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson
00:00:27.180and all of the Canadians, including the First Nations, who are fighting to stop this destructive pipeline.
00:00:33.380Okay, let's forget about the glaring factual errors in this tweet.
00:00:36.800For instance, the pipeline carries treated Alberta bitumen, not so-called dirty tar sands oil.
00:00:43.120The upgrade has already been approved by Canada's regulators.
00:00:46.320It meets Canada's very strict environmental standards or the fact that many First Nations leaders have come out in support of this pipeline.
00:00:54.180There are always a lot of lies when it comes to Al Gore, but that's Al Gore.
00:01:27.640Well, seven years has come and gone, and the Arctic sea cap is still there.
00:01:32.500In fact, in March 2018, the sea ice extended 14.5 million square kilometers.
00:01:39.000Likewise, in his documentary, An Inconvenient Truth, Gore stated that Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania would be free of snow on its peak by the end of the decade.