Fair comment, so let's dig a little deeper.

That Canada's reduction in green house gases would contribute little to the overall problem does not mean that we should not set an example for other countries.

He concentrates on the failings of current green technology but fails to mention that if storage problems could be overcome, and they will, efficiency will increase dramatically.  He also neglects to mention promising trials with the generation of tidal power.

He mention subsidies given by other countries to help companies extract fossil fuels but fails to mention that Canada gives 3.3 billion dollars to the industry yearly in extraction incentives and R&D.

He touts the virtues of natural gas but fails to mention the problems and costs associated with fracking including environment degradation and the fact that while natural gas is cleaner it still pollutes at the rate of about 25 to 40% versus coal or oil.

Still disinterested?