Contributed by Robert Lyman, Energy Economist @August 2016
In July 2016 the U.S.-based Institute for Energy Research (IER) released a study prepared by Thomas Stacy and George Taylor of the … Continue reading
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by Michelle Stirling, Communications Manager @August 2016
In the fall of 2015, two Edmonton media outlets ran articles about coal emissions that wildly exaggerated the source evidence they used. We … Continue reading
Contributed by Robert Lyman @ August 2016 – Energy economist.
On Saturday, August 20, 2016, a coalition of environmental groups in Eastern Ontario will demonstrate in Ottawa to oppose Trans … Continue reading
A Burden with No Benefit
We recently offered an information evening where we assessed the Alberta Climate Plan and the proposed carbon tax – which we have determined will be … Continue reading
So you really think your investments are ethical, or for that matter, secure?
Albertans are rightfully concerned about 107. Submission_NEI Investments_ investor collaboration_Signatories made by NEI Investments to the Alberta … Continue reading
By Albert Jacobs, Geol.Drs, P.Geo.
Albert Jacobs is one of the co-founders of Friends of Science Society.
… Continue readingAlbert Jacobs is one of the co-founders of Friends of Science Society. Until
Note: This is a technical update to an old post. A reader notified us of a dead link to the Democratic Party platform in one of our linked stories. The … Continue reading
Contributed by Robert Lyman @ July 2016
For those who believe the theory that humans are causing catastrophic global warming, a central tenet is that the world is quickly moving … Continue reading
Contributed by energy economist Robert Lyman @ July 2016
Environmentalists across Europe and North America seem determined to wage war on oil-fueled motor vehicles, including private cars, light trucks and … Continue reading
Contributed by energy economist Robert Lyman @ June 2016
In a previous post (Climate Change Targets for Canada: Examining the Consequences June 2015), I examined the history of climate … Continue reading