Contributed by Robert Lyman © September 2020
In late December, 2019, the outgoing Governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, gave a speech to a Lloyd’s of London dinner. … Continue reading
Contributed by Robert Lyman © September 2020
In late December, 2019, the outgoing Governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, gave a speech to a Lloyd’s of London dinner. … Continue reading
For the attention of Ambassadors & Permanent Representatives
of Small Island Developing States to the United Nations, New York
and Sr. Antonio Guterres
June 12, 2020
Your Excellency,… Continue reading
Contributed by Robert Lyman © 2019 Robert Lyman is an Ottawa energy policy consultant and former public servant and diplomat. Robert’s full bio can be read here.
Financial markets … Continue reading
We believe this matter to be in the public interest. These are our opinions based on available evidence.
Nov. 24, 2017
Ethics Commissioner of Canada
Office of the Conflict of … Continue reading
IMPORTANT: Please donate $5.00 to help us continue our work. Friends of Science Society is a non-profit, we do not have charitable tax status so our donor base is typically … Continue reading
Preamble: In Sept. 2015, the Pacific Island Development Forum issued the PACIFIC-ISLAND-DEVELOPMENT-FORUM-SUVA-DECLARATION-ON-CLIMATE-CHANGE.v2 pleading the case of member islands. Today, Fiji is the host nation of the COP23 Bonn Climate Conference. … Continue reading
The following is an excerpt from a letter sent by Friends of Science to the Ontario Securities Commission.
LINK to Full letter:
Ontario_SC_UNPRI_climate_risk_disclosure_August27-2017 (3)
EXCERPT BEGINS
Sent Aug. 27, 2017… 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
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