Republished with permission of the author Grégoire Canlorbe. Grégoire Canlorbe is an independent scholar who has conducted numerous interviews with economists and social scientists for academic journals such as Man … Continue reading

In the Dark on Renewables: Rebutting Deloitte Insights and Climate Reality

November 18, 2018 / fosadmin / 3 Comments

Deloitte Insights and Climate Reality have recently issued reports making claims that renewables – especially wind and solar – are as cheap and as reliable as conventional coal-fired or natural-gas-fired … Continue reading

CLIMATE CHANGE POLICIES AND CARBON TAXES – A Brief for the Prime Minister of Canada

July 18, 2018 / fosadmin / 3 Comments

Climate Change Policies and Carbon Taxes

Scientific and Economic Evidence as Related to Canadian Domestic and International Policy Concerns July 18, 2018

PDF: lt to PM justin Trudeau july … Continue reading

Suzuki Controversy: An Open Letter to Dr. David Turpin, President and Vice Chancellor of the University of Alberta

May 9, 2018 / fosadmin / 7 Comments

Dear Dr. Turpin,

RE: Honorary Degree for Dr. David Suzuki –

Empirical Scientific Evidence versus Emotional Activist Rhetoric

These are our opinions. We would like to address your published statement… Continue reading

RENEWABLE AND CONVENTIONAL ENERGY GENERATION – COMPARING THE COSTS

February 6, 2018 / fosadmin / 0 Comments

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Link to Full Report:

RENEWABLE AND CONVENTIONAL ENERGY GENERATION FINAL Feb 6 2018

Proponents of wind and solar electricity generation plants contend … Continue reading

The Costs of Wind Energy in Ireland – New Report

December 9, 2017 / fosadmin / 0 Comments

“Ireland is facing serious economic challenges due to their renewables program. A key point made in this Nov. 2017 report from Wind Aware is that there was a lack of … Continue reading

Subsidies to Solar and Wind Energy In Canada – An Inventory

November 5, 2017 / fosadmin / 2 Comments

Robert Lyman is an Ottawa energy policy consultant and former public servant of 27 years; prior to that he was a diplomat for 10

Friends of Science Calgary

The Sun is the main driver of climate change. Not you. Not carbon dioxide.

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In the Dark on Renewables: Rebutting Deloitte Insights and Climate Reality