by Norm Kalmanovitch, P. Geoph.
The global temperature is determined by the net amount of energy that the Earth receives from the sun because a portion of the sun’s energy … Continue reading
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INFORMATIONS EN MATIÈRE DE PRODUCTION D’ÉNERGIE SUR LES DIFFICULTÉS D’INSTAURER LE RÉSEAU NATIONAL HYDRO-ÉOLIEN PROPOSÉ DANS LE RAPPORT «AGIR SUR LES CHANGEMENTS CLIMATIQUES»
Aspect technique Perspective de production
Governments, policy-makers and eco-activists rely on the IPCC Summary for Policy Makers (SPM) as their reference point for ‘what the science says’ – but this is a fallacy. As Dave … Continue reading
Contributed by Robert Lyman @ 2016
The final numbers for 2015 are now in and it’s official. Last year, Ontario exported 22.6 terawatt hours (TWh) of electricity to New York, … Continue reading
Contributed by Georges Geuskens, Ph.D.
The consensus
Scientists interested in the climate, quite as many supporters as opponents of an anthropogenic climate change, agree on the following points:
- The climate
The media is full of stories about 2015 being the hottest year ever.
Tweeter Tom Nelson found out that’s a farce! He tweeted:
“.@NOAA bombshell: Earth COOLED 3.83F … Continue reading
Friends of Science Society is often maligned by our critics for allegedly spreading false and misleading information. We dispute those claims and show evidence herein that we are frequently pointing … Continue reading
World
Saved!! 
Climate settled.
Climate settled.
Today just one year ago, December 12th 2015, world leaders came to an agreement to finish climate change. Immediately construction works started in Paris, France, to … Continue reading
To Lighten
the Darkest Day of the Year of
Winter Solstice…enjoy our gift of
“Post Paris: Climate Talks and Geopolitics” – a three part review of the industrial climate change … Continue reading
Contributed by Friends of Science Society member Rob Pearce @Dec. 2015
A light hearted look at what the agreement really $ay$. Really.