text: That may be, kpkcrv011, but it's worse than that.  
  
  The submission to the U. N.  "said the Trans Mountain pipeline project – which the federal government approved last year – “poses an unacceptable risk to the health, safety and livelihoods of First Nations throughout British Columbia.”
  
  I wonder.  Did the submission outline ways in which a pipeline that merely doubles the flow of the one already established (over 50 years ago) and ending in Burnaby "poses an unacceptable risk" to FN in the Bulkley Valley?  How about the Tsilhqot'in  up in the Chilcotin Plateau?  What about the good folks in Bella Coola?  How are their health, safety and livelihoods endangered by this southern pipeline?  
  
  I'd love to see the explanation of that.  Did our Ambassador to the U.N. demand one?