Many monstrosities who call themselves corporations want to take the resources of the planet and run them dry, because, of course, nothing is more important than money! TransCanada Corporation is one of many monsters I mentioned who is helping suck our planet dry and making the beautiful North American landscape vulnerable to disaster. TransCanada Corporation controls the Keystone Pipeline, which endangers ecosystems from the Alberta province of Canada to Houston. Covering 2,151 miles, the pipeline threatens all ecosystems it runs through. TransCanada tried adding a fourth phase of the Keystone Pipeline, but that was blocked by former President Obama. Of course President Trump, whose pockets have only deepened since becoming president, approved the addition of the 1,179 miles worth of pipeline. While TransCanada leaders bathe in tubs of money; cities and ecosystems experience toxic emissions from tar sand transport, children and animals are more likely to get cancer. The money obsessed corporations who destroy our ecosystems without batting an eye need to wake up and realize there are ways to provide renewable energy and still make their precious money. TransCanada and other oil giants alike will learn of how horrible such disasters can be, and this wake up call shall be orchestrated by
Many monstrosities who call themselves corporations want to take the resources of the planet and run them dry, because, of course, nothing is more important than money! TransCanada Corporation is one of many monsters I mentioned who is helping suck our planet dry and making the beautiful North American landscape vulnerable to disaster. TransCanada Corporation controls the Keystone Pipeline, which endangers ecosystems from the Alberta province of Canada to Houston. Covering 2,151 miles, the pipeline threatens all ecosystems it runs through. TransCanada tried adding a fourth phase of the Keystone Pipeline, but that was blocked by former President Obama. Of course President Trump, whose pockets have only deepened since becoming president, approved the addition of the 1,179 miles worth of pipeline. While TransCanada leaders bathe in tubs of money; cities and ecosystems experience toxic emissions from tar sand transport, children and animals are more likely to get cancer. The money obsessed corporations who destroy our ecosystems without batting an eye need to wake up and realize there are ways to provide renewable energy and still make their precious money. TransCanada and other oil giants alike will learn of how horrible such disasters can be, and this wake up call shall be orchestrated by