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
Tag: economics (Page 16 of 17)
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
Friends of Science Society has issued two new reports. The first entitled “Climate Change Risk Clouds Boardroom Competency” challenges a recent report by SHARE – Shareholder Association for Research and … Continue reading
Contributed by Robert Lyman @ 2017
At a town hall event in Peterborough, Ontario on Friday, January 13, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau responded to a question concerning his Government’s recent … Continue reading
Overview
On Dec. 17, 2016, The David Suzuki Foundation, a registered Canadian charity, sent an email to subscribers claiming that “Pipeline approvals expose broken environmental assessment process” – that … Continue reading
Contributed by Robert Lyman © 2016
Those who believe that humans are causing catastrophic global warming often claim that the world will soon no longer need oil as a transportation … Continue reading
A quick review of Canada’s submission to the UNFCC
Contributed by Rob Pearce ©2016
Have you ever seen the buzzword or jargon generating games, where various phrases, nouns, verbs etc … Continue reading
Rural Alberta mayors and councillors booed Deputy Premier Sarah Hoffman on coal phase-out, as reported by CBC Nov. 17, 2016.
Here’s the power point presentation that gave them insights into … Continue reading
SUMMARY
Contributed by Robert Lyman © 2016
Recently, there have been three high-profile proposals for the construction of pipelines to transport crude oil from western Canada to east and west … Continue reading