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Just listening to CBC interview some of the good students of Memorial University, so ardently in favour of fighting our climate emissions, they have already voted.
By voting against a universal public transportation fee, they have shown their humanity. As long as the cost is borne by someone else, spare no expense.
A little less virtue and a little more consideration for people depending on the existing systems for their livelihoods would help advance the debate about how best to deal with our climate crisis.
Harold Chislett,
St. John’s
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