Breakenridge: Premier sets her own political trap with well cleanup plan abpoli ableg
earlier this month that warned this plan could “perpetuate negative views against the energy industry” and that it flies in the face of “the core capitalist principle that private companies should take full responsibility for the liabilities they willingly accept.”
None of this seems to have swayed the premier, but she’d be foolish to think that Albertans will just happily go along with this scheme. There is undoubtedly widespread support for the energy industry and the jobs it creates and sustains, but there’s a limit to what that goodwill can buy. Public dollars to subsidize activity that is already mandated will be a hard sell indeed.
There is a substantial amount of cleanup to be done and this is not going to be accomplished easily or quickly. But it’s a false dichotomy to pretend that it’s either this approach or nothing. Even if she can’t see the problems with this approach, the premier would do well to consider the political trap she’s setting for [email protected]
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