By Michelle Stirling ©2019
Originally submitted as a rebuttal to the Calgary Herald.
Dr. Vipond and Noel Keough wrote a compelling op-ed in the Calgary Herald, published Dec. 29, … Continue reading
Author: Friends of Science (Page 53 of 73)
Contributed by Robert Lyman © 2019.
Robert Lyman is an Ottawa energy policy consultant, former public servant of 27 years and prior to that a diplomat for 10 years.
Contributed by Peter Gill © 2019. In the public interest on energy issues.
Dec. 21, 2018
Louise Kingham, CEO of the Energy Institute
Dear Louise,
There are three fundamental … Continue reading
Contributed by Dale Swampy © 2018, posted Jan 05, 2019
National Coalition of Chiefs “Working to defeat on-reserve poverty”
Chiefs, Metis Leaders and Associates,
Congrats to Chief Roy Fox on … Continue reading
A personal op-ed by Michelle Stirling © Jan. 1, 2019, Communications Manager for Friends of Science Society.
Responding to … Continue reading
Canadians will have many challenges in the coming year – one of them is the argument for or against carbon taxes. Be informed. Here’s a collection of some of our
… Continue reading Contributed by Professor Wyss Yim DSc PhD DIC FGS
Geothermal heat: an episodic heat source in oceans
Plate climatology (www.plateclimatology.com) is a theory introduced in 2014 by James Kamis.
Unlike … Continue reading
Contributed by Viv Forbes © 31st December 2018
Priorities for the Bush.
by Viv Forbes
The Saltbush Club today called on the Federal government to slash spending on the … Continue reading
Originally published in French:
by Drieu Godefridi ©2018
(an English translation)
Fascinating fertility of the human spirit which, over the centuries, continues to generate theories … Continue reading
News from our friends “Down Under”
31 December 2018
Priorities for the Bush.
The enemies of the bush (resident in green-and-pleasant Brisbane) want to close the Queensland pastoral colleges in … Continue reading