Should Public Opinion Drive Power Grid Policies? @FriendsofScience
Should Public Opinion Drive Power Grid Policies?  @FriendsofScience
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Canadian government is proposing that we should double (or triple) Canada's electrical power grid generation capacity by 2030. This is estimated to cost at least $1 TRILLION. The Pembina Institute provides a public opinion poll on climate and energy topics. But...is that how public policy on energy and climate policy should be made? Should TRILLION dollar decisions be based on climate advocacy public opinion polls, or the hard realities of physics and a full cost-benefit analysis? These are the questions we ask in this video. Think about it. It's YOUR money. Please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and SHARE! JOIN Friends of Science - become a member to receive our newsletter updates on global climate news! Go to: friendsofscience.org
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