Reposted from the CLINTEL website.
To: Borge Brende
President World Economic Forum
Professor Guus Berkhout
President of CLINTEL
[email protected]
January 20, 2020
Your Excellency,
Despite global warming, the … Continue reading
Category: climate change (Page 47 of 80)
New report contributed by Robert Lyman © 2020. Lyman’s bio can be read here.
The “numbers game” is a form of illegal gambling played mostly in poor neighbourhoods … Continue reading
Originally published on Doorbraak.be “Kernenergie, oplossing voor de energietransitie – Open brief aan de informateurs”
https://doorbraak.be/kernenergie-oplossing-voor-de-energietransitie/
JANUARY 23, 2020 André Berger & Samuel Furfari
Dear gentlemen informers,
The past year … Continue reading
New report contributed by Robert Lyman © 2020. Lyman’s bio can be read here.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Reports from international organizations have focused media attention on the role potentially played by … Continue reading
Contributed by Robert Lyman © 2020. Lyman’s bio can be read here.
Over the last four years, I have written over 100 articles on energy and climate issues that the Friends … Continue reading
ATTN: Neil Brown, President, Poynter Institute
ATTN: Julia Bain, Integrity Partnerships Lead, Facebook
Dear Mr. Brown and Ms. Bain,
RE: Fact Check Challenge – An Open Letter
Your International Fact … Continue reading
With Samuel Furfari
This is a Google translated version of the French original, of Jan. 8, 2020, republished with permission of the author. ©2020
The start of the … Continue reading
Contributed by Robert Lyman © 2020. Lyman’s bio can be read here.
In October, 2019, the Conference Board of Canada published a report entitled Tipping the Scales, an analysis … Continue reading
Compiled and contributed by Michelle Stirling, Communications Manager for Friends of Science Society. © 2020
On Nov. 26, 2019, Friends of Science Society issued a press release about our complaint … Continue reading
The discourse over anthropogenic global warming (AGW or how human fossil fuel CO2 emissions warm the planet) has now become so politicized and polarized, it’s difficult to even imagine an … Continue reading