“Mr. Speaker, on Thursday, 70 scientists from 17 countries updated the climate change data from the IPCC, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. The Paris Agreement’s global warming target is no longer achievable. Sea levels continue to rise at twice the previous rate, and the number of days with extreme marine heat has tripled. What is to blame? Well, it is fossil fuels. What is the government doing? It is building a new pipeline and new gas pipelines without conducting an environmental assessment. How can the Liberals follow the Prime Minister in this madness?”
Statement grade
A–
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Average 88 / 100
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Reasoning 12%Positioning 25%Claims 29%Promise 33%
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Mr. Speaker, Reasoning · 12 wordswe cannot build a clean Canada if we are not working together.Positioning · 11 wordsWe are thinking differently and strategically to deliver results for Canadians.PositioningVague promiseClaims · 23 wordsWe have introduced new methane regulations.1We have brought Alberta to the table.2We have actually brought Canada’s largest-emitting province to the table.3Promise · 20 wordsWe will soon also be launching our clean electricity strategy to double our grid in the next number of years.4Claims · 7 wordsIt is something we have promised Canadians.Promise · 14 wordsWe are going to give this to Canadians today, tomorrow and for future generations, Positioning · 15 wordsand that is why I am proud to stand on this side of the aisle.Positioning