Contributed – an opinion from Europe.
Reblogged with permission and in a Google translated from French from Belgotopia. Please see the Belgotopia blog for many interesting, long lists of wild … Continue reading
Tag: decarbonisation (Page 14 of 18)
Deloitte Insights and Climate Reality have recently issued reports making claims that renewables – especially wind and solar – are as cheap and as reliable as conventional coal-fired or natural-gas-fired … Continue reading
Contributed by Robert Lyman © 2018
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Link to Full Report:
THE WORLD OF CARBON DIOXIDE EMISSIONS brief
Proponents of urgent action to reduce greenhouse emissions in Canada usually … Continue reading
This op-ed contributed by William W. Kay BA LL.B. ©2018
In early 2017 Emily Rauh Pulitzer and Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Jr launched a climate communication project. Emily (net worth … Continue reading
Contributed by Robert Lyman © 2018
Robert Lyman is an Ottawa energy policy consultant, former public servant of 27 years and prior to that a diplomat for 10 years.
Key impressions and conclusions of the International Conference on Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Food Security, AgriGHG-2018 in Berlin (10.-13. 9. 2018) sponsored by the German Ministry of Food and … Continue reading
An Open Letter to the Minister of Finance o Charities Act includes better quality reproductions of relevant images and screenshots – this blog presents the main text of the letter. … Continue reading
Op-ed contributed by Michelle Stirling © 2018
Michelle Stirling is the Communications Manager for Friends of Science, a member of CAJ and the AAAS. She formerly worked for Alberta Environment … Continue reading
Contributed by Drieu Godefridi © 2018 (La version française suit)
Drieu Godefridi is a Belgian philosopher, jurist, and author of La révolution Trump (French) and The IPCC: A Scientific Body … Continue reading
The Alberta government and various partners have been funding a mass public climate indoctrination project under the title of the Alberta Narratives Project.
After its debut in the early spring … Continue reading