Water Privatization-John Calvert Interview

Program Title: Water Privatization-John Calvert Interview
Description: A though provoking interview with John Calvert about his new book LIQUID GOLD
Which is an alarming but thoroughly researched exposé of the provincial government’s plan to transfer control of BC Hydro from public to local and foreign private interests. Ultimately, BC ratepayers will be subject to the same risks and uncertainties in the volatile US energy market, particularly once our provincial system is gradually incorporated into the larger Pacific Northwest transmission grid primarily controlled by American energy corporations. A harsh reminder
of Enron.

Host(s): Sylvia and Stuart Richardson
Featured Speakers/Guests: John Calvert, author of Liquid Gold

Credits: Sylvia Richardson

Comments: A though provoking interview with John Calvert about his new book LIQUID GOLD
Which is an alarming but thoroughly researched exposé of the provincial government’s plan to transfer control of BC Hydro from public to local and foreign private interests. Ultimately, BC ratepayers will be subject to the same risks and uncertainties in the volatile US energy market, particularly once our provincial system is gradually incorporated into the larger Pacific Northwest transmission grid primarily controlled by American energy corporations. A harsh reminder
of Enron.

Topic: Politics > Activism Type: Interview

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	Comments: A though provoking interview with John Calvert about his new book LIQUID GOLD Which is an alarming but thoroughly researched exposé of the provincial government’s plan to transfer control of BC Hydro from public to local and foreign private interests. Ultimately, BC ratepayers will be subject to the same risks and uncertainties in the volatile US energy market, particularly once our provincial system is gradually incorporated into the larger Pacific Northwest transmission grid primarily controlled by American energy corporations. A harsh reminder of Enron.
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