I'm not buying all this energy abundance stuff 
... sounds like just another way for the gov't to spin their climate change policies. They're basically saying they'll reduce emissions, but in a way that lets big industry off the hook 
. And what's with these "talking points" - trying to downplay concerns about the Paris Agreement? 
It seems like they just want to make this whole thing about keeping energy costs low for families, without actually tackling the real issues 
. I'm worried this is all just a PR stunt to get them through the next election 
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... sounds like just another way for the gov't to spin their climate change policies. They're basically saying they'll reduce emissions, but in a way that lets big industry off the hook . And what's with these "talking points" - trying to downplay concerns about the Paris Agreement? It seems like they just want to make this whole thing about keeping energy costs low for families, without actually tackling the real issues . I'm worried this is all just a PR stunt to get them through the next election .
I mean, I get it, they want to keep energy costs affordable for families, but come on, can't they just be honest about their motivations? 
It's like, if you're gonna try to downplay concerns, at least give us some real numbers or a plan that actually works. 
As for me, I'm just gonna stick to my own energy-efficient ways, thanks! 
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. He's not very good at it yet but it's so cute watching him try! Anyway, back to the news... I don't get why they need to downplay the conflict with Paris Agreement. Can't they just be honest about it?