These are the explanatory notes from the Amazon Kindle page, copied with permission of Professor Furfari.
In June 2020, Germany announced its ‘Hydrogen Strategy’. A few weeks later, … Continue reading
Author: Friends of Science (Page 30 of 73)
There was a story about us in SLATE recently.
Some people say that dissenting views on climate change or the ‘climate crisis’ are not legitimate because they never appear in … Continue reading
Executive Summary
The federal government recently published its revised requirements for project sponsors related to the consideration of climate change issues when the sponsors of designated projects undergo environmental assessment. … Continue reading
A Two-Part Critical Review of “Bridge to the Future” Task Force for a Resilient Recovery
Part 1 – Geopolitical context
Part 2 – Critical Review of 5 Bold Moves
From … Continue reading
Contributed by Robert Lyman © 2020
[Friends of Science editor’s note: The USA is Canada’s largest trading partner and Republican President Trump pulled out of the Paris Agreement on … Continue reading
There is no climate crisis
Unerwünschte Wahrheiten Authors: Fritz Vahrenholt and Sebastian Lüning (Germany).
Dutch Translation: Martien de Wit. (the following is a Google translation from the Dutch to … Continue reading
By Michelle Stirling and Kent A. Zehr, P. Eng. © 2020
This op-ed rebuttal was submitted to the Calgary Herald but, to date, has not been published.
A recent op-ed … Continue reading
Contributed by Robert Lyman © 2020
In major cities across North America, there is a convergence of political forces that supports the increased densification of cities, largely through land use … Continue reading
In one of a series of articles entitled Briefings for Britain, John Constable and Professor Gordon Hughes provided their recent findings with respect to the capital and operating costs of … Continue reading
The New York City “Climate Clock” is the latest piece of climate fear mongering that has been recently unveiled. It follows the one erected in Oslo and the 2019 clock … Continue reading