@@jasonjamesbisson well nobody wants to pay taxes, especially the billionaires . We get less and less service for more money and people pretend there is nothing anyone can do about it. Government can’t keep up. It’s only gonna get worse under Pierre. Get used to it
How about a bit of research on road marking paint that isn't like the environmentally-safe (and barely visible in the rain) paint that BC has switched to?
What imbalance would that be? I bet that there are draught ridden places to build declination plants that we could extract salt from sea water and ship the salt right back to the Dead Sea… let’s not forget that pesky salt in rain water, lakes and rivers feeding the oceans.😂
All this says is that there is salt in the stream and it COULD have an impact on salmon populations. They are making recommendations with based on correlation not causation, which would seem irresponsible. Just as it would be irresponsible to report on half done research and then push the premature recommendations. Don't blame the scientists for bad reporting
yeah? I know a guy who used to charge Vancouver people $50 to drive their cars out of the ditch because they didn't know how to drive on snow. You need salt and driver education
Seems you need salt OR driver education. If the city does whatever it needs to do for summer traction all winter long, why bother? It’s a political question, I know where I stand on it.
Studs work fine on wet ice. I can’t say that the individual going to the hassle of studs would be better than the collective spreading salt overall, but it IS possible. The use of salt and its various costs to the environment, corrosion, and municipal budgets is a just political decision, we could do without it simply enough
It took a study to realize fresh water fish don't like tons of salt going into water?
Nestle and kirkland water from costco has roadsalt in it..check your bottle label where it was bottled.
Should the ministry of environmental not be doing these studies???
anybody can collect data. we live in a free country and it looks like that stream is on Crown Land.
Why are students doing Gov jobs and studies?
you gonna tell people who can do science ?
@seanfaherty no but this is stuff the gov should be on top of if they are not
Government grant
@@seanfaherty he's saying there should be more resources
@@jasonjamesbisson well nobody wants to pay taxes, especially the billionaires .
We get less and less service for more money and people pretend there is nothing anyone can do about it.
Government can’t keep up.
It’s only gonna get worse under Pierre.
Get used to it
Tell us something we didn't kind of know 😂
Do salmon lay their eggs in Van? Or do they swim hundreds to thousands of kilometers inland, up mountains to do that?
had to do a study to figure this out? How much did this cost waste of 💰. Do better.
How about a bit of research on road marking paint that isn't like the environmentally-safe (and barely visible in the rain) paint that BC has switched to?
We even sell dead sea salt that ends in our oceans. A program of extracting salt from the sea and burying it needs to start rectifying the imbalance.
What imbalance would that be? I bet that there are draught ridden places to build declination plants that we could extract salt from sea water and ship the salt right back to the Dead Sea… let’s not forget that pesky salt in rain water, lakes and rivers feeding the oceans.😂
All this says is that there is salt in the stream and it COULD have an impact on salmon populations.
They are making recommendations with based on correlation not causation, which would seem irresponsible.
Just as it would be irresponsible to report on half done research and then push the premature recommendations.
Don't blame the scientists for bad reporting
It also affect the worms
Road salt in moving stream much different than still water in lab.funny years ago we used more an salmon were fine.its other things.
We don’t even need that salt anyway! Just put winter tires on in the fall and you’ll be fine.
yeah? I know a guy who used to charge Vancouver people $50 to drive their cars out of the ditch because they didn't know how to drive on snow. You need salt and driver education
@@seanfaherty Manitoba does it with just sand and studded tires. The climate in B.C could be a challenge I suppose
@@seanfaherty Salt is NOT needed. Stop spreading lies.
Seems you need salt OR driver education. If the city does whatever it needs to do for summer traction all winter long, why bother? It’s a political question, I know where I stand on it.
Studs work fine on wet ice. I can’t say that the individual going to the hassle of studs would be better than the collective spreading salt overall, but it IS possible. The use of salt and its various costs to the environment, corrosion, and municipal budgets is a just political decision, we could do without it simply enough
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