Questions on our climate

Dear Editor: Re: CCP and other financials “Investing and Partnering with Canada’s Infrastructure Bank.”

All investing and willingness to invest is founded on continuing faith and confidence in the administration of all things Canadian. The following lists some of the fiscal monetary features of the economics involved.

1. That Canadian provinces and cities have adequately managed and can adequately manage their current and future infrastructure requirements.

2. That in addition to adequately providing normal growth infrastructure, Canada has kept adding additional infrastructure, including nice to have costly cultural facilities, proving our fiscal governing has and is working well as is.

3. That all pension investing must be viable, politically-free and be of “net benefit” to Canada’s well being as a whole. Any investing that impedes or thwarts, that adding more investment interest charges to basic utilities is unconscionable.

4. That Going Green projects and “Go Green” ideology have unduly increased the costs of basic family necessities, stalled investing, stalled work, lowered required faith and confidence to boldly carry on.

5. That the government proposed selling of viable public infrastructures to acquire money for green investing would be backward steps. Public statements: 1. Vancouver city has announced that all new buildings be fully electric, no natural gas usage.

2. Ontario premier wants the province to stop using natural gas and coal.

3. That “man-made global warming” is portrayed as existing in the extreme and the consequences thereof will soon make the earth uninhabitable for all species.

I do not believe in “man-made” global warming or global cooling, I sincerely doubt humans can effect earth’s climate. Climate change is the wrong civilization focus. Instead of climate scientists fear mongering, we need philosophers focusing on nurturing and developing rewarding civilizations, based on less of