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Science and Technology Committee: The disclosure of climate data from the Climatic Research Unit at the University of East Angli
Science and Technology Committee: The disclosure of climate data from the Climatic Research Unit at the University of East Anglia
Terms of Reference
The Science and Technology Committee today announces an inquiry into the unauthorised publication of data, emails and documents relating to the work of the Climatic Research Unit (CRU) at the University of East Anglia (UEA). The Committee has agreed to examine and invite written submissions on three questions:
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Inside Ontario: Ontario Signs a Massive Green Energy Deal with Samsung
(Jan. 24, 2010) Ontario signed a $7-billion renewable energy deal with Samsung to build wind and solar energy clusters throughout the province. Continue reading
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Inside Ontario: Ontario Signs a Massive Green Energy Deal with Samsung
(January 24, 2010) Ontario signed a $7-billion renewable energy deal with Samsung to built wind and solar energy clusters throughout the province. By 2016, the project is expected to generate 2,500 megawatts of energy, or about 4 per cent of Ontario’s total energy consumption. Continue reading
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Winds of change
(January 23, 2010) In signing ceremony Thursday for a $7-billion deal with Samsung to build wind and solar facilities, Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty said: “This means Ontario is officially the place to be for green energy manufacturing in North America.” Continue reading
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Winds of change
(Jan. 23, 2010) In a signing ceremony Thursday for a $7-billion deal with Samsung to build wind and solar facilities, Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty said: “This means Ontario is officially the place to be for green energy manufacturing in North America.” Continue reading
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Whole Body Passive Millimeter Wave Imager
(Jan. 22, 2010) Passive millimeter wave technology is based on the principle that any object not in absolute zero temperature will emit electromagnetic energy at all wavelengths. Continue reading
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Whole Body Active Millimeter Wave Imager
(Jan. 22, 2010) Active millimeter-wave imaging combines a source of millimeter wave energy with a detector and works as radar does, “illuminating” the area to be searched with millimeter waves and then imaging the reflected waves. This technology uses low energy, low intensity reflected x-rays to scan an object to generate an image. Continue reading
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Aldyen Donnelly: Getting through, somewhat
It appears that a few key federal policy advisors finally understand the very dangerous trade implications of both US- and EU-style cap and trade. The styles differ, somewhat, but are equally protectionist in orientation.
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Aldyen Donnelly: Race to the bottom
Two effectively bankrupt provinces—Ontario with its out-of-control debt and BC, home to 1-in-every-4 jobs permanently lost in Canada over the last 18 months—are chasing each other’s tails to increase subsidies to big business. They are competing to see who can back-door the largest subsidies for multi-nationals into the home-owners’ utility bills.
The multi-national business lobby could not be happier.
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Whole Body Imager — Backscatter Scanning Machine
(Jan. 20, 2010) Whole body imagining backscatter technology was created to enhance security in airports and other vulnerable areas, and can detect liquids, contraband, ceramics, explosives, narcotics, concealed currency and weapons. Whole Body Imaging Backscatter technology relies on a narrow, low intensity x-ray beam scanned over the body’s surface at high speed. Continue reading
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