Nov. 2, 2016
ATTN:
Right Honorable Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
Honorable Catherine McKenna, Minister of Climate Change and Environment
First Ministers of Canada
AN OPEN LETTER
Honorable Elected Leaders,
RE: … Continue reading
Tag: climate change (Page 31 of 34)
Contributed by Rob Pearce © 2016
Speaking points on why wind power will not substantially reduce CO2 emissions.
The purpose of this short note is to provide you with a … Continue reading
Contributed by Robert Lyman © 2016
Robert Lyman is an energy economist and formerly a public servant for 27 years and a diplomat for a decade.
In December 2015, at … Continue reading
By William D. Balgord
Reprinted with permission Richmond (VA) Times-Dispatch
The Union of Concerned Scientists, a not-for-profit advocacy group based in Cambridge, Mass., recently issued a report that drew immediate
… Continue reading Contributed by Robert Lyman ©2016
Many people believe that renewable energy sources will be able to substitute for fossil fuels or nuclear energy to meet the needs of modern economies … Continue reading
Contributed by Robert Lyman © 2016 Robert Lyman is an energy economist, former public servant, and diplomat.
On October 3, the Trudeau government announced the broad outlines of its proposed … Continue reading
Contributed by Robert Lyman @2016
Debates between those who claim humans are causing catastrophic global warming and those who dissent from this thesis often include questions related to whether technologies … Continue reading
New report-“Dire Consequences: Destroying Alberta’s Affordable Power Advantage”
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Supplementary Data/Graphs
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Affordable energy is an Alberta Advantage, one we have enjoyed for years, thanks to an abundant, high-quality coal … Continue reading
Contributed by Drieu Godefridi, Ph.D., lawyer ©September 2016
English version of “La tentation totalitaire de l’écologie”
In 2010 I published a modest essay in epistemology (IPCC: A Scientific Body? ) … Continue reading
Researcher/writer William Kay, of the blog Ecofascism, wrote a research trilogy last year (2015) on the geopolitics of climate change. Part three – “A Tale of Two Places” is … Continue reading