Contributed by William Walter Kay BA JD © 2022
A 1970s Franco-German initiative aimed at righting energy trade imbalances morphed over the next decade into a global oil-and-coal phaseout campaign … Continue reading
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Contributed by William Walter Kay BA LL B ©2019
60-to-50 million years ago (60-50 Ma) Earth’s surface temperatures averaged 10-to-15 degrees Celsius higher than present. Reduced temperature disparities between equatorial … Continue reading
Op-ed Contributed by William Walter Kay BA LL B © 2019
William Kay blogs at: http://ecofascism.com/
Geography is destiny. Many of Quebec’s 4,500 rivers flow through sparsely populated northern reaches … Continue reading
Contributed by William Walter Kay BA LL B ©2019
William Kay is a frequent contributor. His books are on Amazon and he blogs at Ecofacism.com http://www.ecofascism.com/index.html
Europe’s petroleum phase-out planners … Continue reading
William Walter Kay BA LL B © 2019
Painting a word-portrait of the Venezuelan War lobby elicits empathy with Heracles. This war party resembles the three-hound of Hades, Cerberus, the capture … Continue reading
Contributed by William Walter Kay BA LL B © 2018
Reviewing The Oxford Encyclopedia of Climate Change Communication
Introduction
There was no “climate change conspiracy.” After the 1973 oil price … Continue reading
This op-ed contributed by William W. Kay BA LL.B. ©2018
In early 2017 Emily Rauh Pulitzer and Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Jr launched a climate communication project. Emily (net worth … Continue reading
The Alberta government and various partners have been funding a mass public climate indoctrination project under the title of the Alberta Narratives Project.
After its debut in the early spring … Continue reading
By William Kay, manager of ecofascism.com
Touchstones change colour when rubbed against gold. They can gauge an alloy’s purity. Global Warming is a touchstone of our times. Ask someone about … Continue reading
Researcher/writer William Kay, of the blog Ecofascism, wrote a research trilogy last year (2015) on the geopolitics of climate change. Part three – “A Tale of Two Places” is … Continue reading
