CLEAN : Fort McKay: where Canada's boreal forest gave way to oil sands

The video discusses the impact of the oil industry on traditional lands and the environment, highlighting the struggles of the First Nations community at Moose Lake. It covers the loss of land, cultural practices, and environmental degradation due to oil sands development. The community's resistance and newfound rights to push back against these developments are explored, along with the economic dependence on the oil industry. The video also touches on reclamation efforts and the personal stance of individuals against the industry, emphasizing the global impact of local environmental issues.

What is one of the main emotional impacts of land loss on the community?

• Sorrow

• Excitement

• Joy

• Indifference

What industry is primarily responsible for the desecration of First Nations territory?

• Agriculture

• Tourism

• Oil

• Technology

What was a significant challenge for the community in resisting oil sands development?

• Lack of resources

• Lack of historical rights

• Lack of interest

• Lack of leadership

What is a consequence of shutting down the oil sands for the community?

• Economic stability

• Increased prosperity

• Community starvation

• Environmental recovery

How does the narrator feel about working for the oil industry?

• Supportive

• Excited

• Indifferent

• Opposed

What is the narrator's stance on the reclamation efforts by the oil industry?

• They are fully effective

• They are not accessible to the community

• They are a waste of resources

• They are unnecessary

What is the narrator's primary reason for opposing the oil industry?

• Economic benefits

• Technological advancement

• Cultural preservation

• Political influence

What is a visible sign of environmental damage mentioned in the video?

• Lush forests

• Clear skies

• Tar on the ground

• Clean rivers

What is the narrator's view on the normalization of open pit mines?

• They are normalized but not reclaimed

• They are ignored

• They are beautiful

• They are fully reclaimed

What global impact does the narrator suggest the local environmental issues have?

• No impact

• Positive impact

• Only local impact

• Impact on distant countries