Interview with Drieu Godefridi, Belgian philosopher, jurist, author of “Le GIEC etMort; Vive le Science” (The IPCC is Dead: Long Live Science) published in English under the title “The IPCC: … Continue reading
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Contributed by Robert Lyman © June 1, 2017
If today’s headlines are to be believed, a newly-elected British Columbia provincial government composed of the New Democratic Party and a … Continue reading
Updated (scroll down) “Summary and Recommendations” May 30, 2017 May 30, 2017
Updated (scroll down) – “Indigenous Peoples” Part Four – May 27, 2017 12:55 PM
Updated (scroll down) “Impact … Continue reading
Contributed by Robert Lyman © May 9, 2017
This is the prepared text of a presentation made at the Friends of Science Society’s 14th Annual CLIMATE DOGMA EXPOSED event in … Continue reading
Contributed by Dr. John D. Harper, FGSA,FGAC, PGeol., former director of the Geological Survey of Canada © May 2017
I have recently been asked to comment on three articles published … Continue reading
Cleantech and decarbonization are the Holy Grail of investment and government subsidy hype, but practically speaking there have been numerous catastrophic failures of cleantech in recent years, both as investments … Continue reading
© April 26, 2017
The tax-payer subsidized charity David Suzuki Foundation is asking Canadians to participate in a “Power Up Renewable Energy” promotion campaign based on partisan demands that are … Continue reading
Opinion – Contributed by Michelle Stirling ©2017
Imagine your company faces serious, imminent, economic risks. Imagine that last year friends and family were forced to flee wildfires in Fort McMurray … Continue reading
Posted by Michelle Stirling, Communications Manager Feb. 25, 2017
This post responds to Alberta Environment and Parks recently posted three part series entitled “Myths and Realities of Alberta’s Climate Leadership … Continue reading
by Norm Kalmanovitch, P. Geoph., Lead Author of our 2015 report “Burning Questions” and spokesperson in our “Burning Questions” video.
On Jan. 30, 2017, the Financial Post published an article … Continue reading