Contributed by Robert Lyman © 2023. Robert Lyman’s bio can be read here.
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At the last Conference of the Parties to the Framework Convention on Climate Change … Continue reading
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On Wednesday May 31, 2023, Friends of Science Society held an in-person Annual General Meeting. The theme of the evening was the “Collapse of the Climate House of Cards.” We … Continue reading
Contributed by William Walter Kay BA JD © 2023
Although focussed on hard science, Koonin’s Unsettled broaches Sociology of Climatology in Chapter 10 (WHO BROKE “THE SCIENCE” AND WHY); commencing:… Continue reading
THE MYTH OF A GLOBAL CLIMATE CAMPAIGN
Contributed by Robert Lyman © 2023. Robert Lyman’s bio can be read here.
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The campaign to reduce greenhouse gas emissions … Continue reading
Contributed by Robert Lyman © 2023. Robert Lyman’s bio can be read here.
For most Canadians, the annual announcement by the Government of Canada of its Budget is a … Continue reading
Jean-Pierre Schaeken Willemaers
Thomas More Institute – President of the Energy, Climate, Environment division
Jean-Pierre Schaeken Willemaers analyzes the major change represented by the formation of geopolitical blocs.
This is … Continue reading
Originally published in French in Atlantico. Republication of this English version with permission of author Drieu Godefridi.
Jean-Yves Grandidier, CEO of the company Valorem, specializing in renewable energies, was … Continue reading
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Contributed by Robert Lyman © 2022. Robert Lyman’s bio can be read here.
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The European Union has agreed to impose a carbon dioxide border tariff. This is … Continue reading
Contributed by William Walter Kay BA JD © 2022
The real tragedy is what we don’t see. We see billions squandered on wind and solar. Tragic enough, but we don’t … Continue reading