Contributed by energy economist Robert Lyman @June 2016
The Liberal government led by Kathleen Wynne in Ontario recently announced a major new subsidy program to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from … Continue reading
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Energy economist Robert Lyman summarizes the recent BP Global Energy Outlook report. Claims of a ‘low-carbon’ future are not upon us.
Contributed by Robert Lyman @ June 2016
British Petroleum, … Continue reading
There’s only one taxpayer – and we need to decide whether serving our own people’s needs should be the priority over external demands to fund ill-defined, ideological programs like the … Continue reading
News of the day claims the world is shifting off fossil fuels and Canada is being left behind. Nothing could be further from the truth. Energy economist Robert Lyman deconstructs … Continue reading
Contributed by Robert Lyman @ May 2016
Robert Lyman is an energy economist and former public servant with 27 years experience in the field and a decade of experience as … Continue reading
WHY RENEWABLE ENERGY CANNOT REPLACE FOSSIL FUELS BY 2050
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Contributed by Robert Lyman @ 2016
Robert Lyman is an energy economist with 27 years experience and was also … Continue reading
The Calgary Herald reported April 08, 2016 that the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers forecasts a $50 billion drop in oilpatch investment by year end.
While certainly numerous global factors … Continue reading
We found the #LEAPManifesto to not reflect our views of Canada. So we came up with the “Look Before You Leap” – or #LookManifesto. Comments welcome.
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Some years ago, Premier Notley’s ‘kitchen chat’ would have been had alongside a coal-fired kitchen stove. Curiously absent from her April 7, 2016 televised address was any mention of the … Continue reading
Friends of Science Society is often maligned by our critics for allegedly spreading false and misleading information. We dispute those claims and show evidence herein that we are frequently pointing … Continue reading