As sent in 2016 to Hon. David Eggen, Minister of Education, by an anonymous Alberta Professional Engineer.
Installing solar panels on our schools is probably a good plan as students … Continue reading
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Contributed by Robert Lyman © 2017
British Columbia, like Quebec and Manitoba, is fortunate to have large natural resources that permit very high production of electricity from hydroelectric sources. In … Continue reading
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… Continue readingFortunately, box offices show few other than die-hard Gore fans are subjecting themselves to the Inconvenient Sequel. When people go to see cli-sci-fi (Climate Science Fiction) movies like Water
English version of this post found at THE COP21 AGREEMENT – JUST THE FACTS, PLEASE.
le 9 Juin 2017
Contribution de Robert Lyman © 2017
“Les faits, et seulement … Continue reading
Contributed by Robert Lyman © 2017
In the classic television series Dragnet, broadcast in the 1950’s, the main character was a deadpan detective named Joe Friday. Friday would cut through … 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
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
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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
