(April 18, 2011) Parker Gallant argues that Ontario needs to set cost and performance benchmarks for local electricity distribution companies, and encourage mergers amongst them to increase efficiency. Continue reading
(April 15, 2011) Selling sidewalks would reduce conflict, reap cash. Continue reading
(April 14, 2011) Ten Pacific island nations strive to meet at a UN conference. Continue reading
(April 13, 2011) Aldyen Donnelly takes issue with the federal parties that are advocating for cap and trade, while ignoring the likely blow-back from the provinces. Continue reading
(April 10, 2011) The University at the center of Climategate scandal has lost a bid to silence one of the UK’s most prominent global warming skeptics. Continue reading
(April 8, 2011) Lawrence Solomon discusses why support for nuclear power from both the left and the right is misguided. Continue reading
(April 4, 2011) Professor Vincent Courtillot, one of France’s top scientists, dissects global warming theories by using real data rather than relying entirely on computer models. This excellent 32 minute lecture touches on global cooling, the role of the sun, Climategate, and the Hockey Stick graph. Most of this lecture is accessible to the science-oriented layman. Many without a science orientation will also find it helpful in understanding broad global warming themes. Continue reading
(April 2, 2011) Icebergs breaking loose from the arctic is just a part of nature, not a sign of catastrophic global warming. Continue reading
(April 2, 2011) While many believe that nuclear is the most dangerous source of electricity, the designation actually belongs to major hydroelectric dams. Continue reading
(April 1, 2011) Lawrence Solomon joins Financial Post reporters Eric Lam and John Shmuel for the FP Big Picture podcast. Continue reading
Support our campaign
to stop disastrous global
warming policies!
Energy Probe 