If I understand correctly, we have rules in place right now in the name of saving the environment that prevent us from building liquefied natural gas facilities, or we at least make the permitting very long to not allow that to happen. Right now, from what I heard when I was in Alberta, we are selling our natural gas into the pipeline for less than a nickel per unit. The Americans are taking that, turning it into LNG product and selling it for over $12 per unit.
Are we actually helping the environment by doing this, or are we just helping Trump's economy by sacrificing our own?