PEOPLE POWER provincial tour: Rex Weyler touring BC communities to talk about electricity privatization

In October and November I will tour British Columbia to talk with communities about preserving our rivers and resisting the privatization of electric power. During this tour, we will feature the new film, PEOPLE POWER by documentary filmmaker Damien Gillis, produced by BC Citizens for Public Power.

The BC Government’s “Green Energy” Fallacy

In this blog posting, Rex Weyler exposes the ways in which the government has attempted to soften their privatization plan by claiming that private river power projects are sources of “green” energy that will help slow global warming.

BC government destroying public power

This Blog posting elaborates on the eighth issue identified in Rex's first submission: the destruction of BC's public utility through legislation that seeks to privatize the province's electricity sector, bankrupting BC Hydro in the process. 

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Rivers for debt: a bad deal

This blog posting elaborates on the third issue that is exposed in the first edition of REXpert Opinions, namely: what a bad dead the BC Energy Act is for the residents of this province: economically, socially, and environmentally.

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Rivers of corruption

This blog posting is a powerful expose of the corruption associated with BC's energy policy to privatize the province's electricity assets and wild rivers and destroy BC's Crown utility. 

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The value of a watershed

Does BC need more energy?

This blog posting elaborates on the issue of "false assumptions" regarding the need for new sources of energy in British Columbia--the first of 12 problems with the BC Energy Plan that Rex identifies in the first blog submission.

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What's wrong with the BC Energy Plan?

The BC Energy Plan is at the centre of the social, economic, and environmental impacts associated with the provincial government’s energy policy. My first Blog posting for BC Citizens for Public Power summarizes a dozen key problems with the BC Energy Plan—and proposes some simple solutions.