(Nov. 25, 2010) Federal government pulls the plug on funding for carbon-related research. Continue reading
(Nov. 21, 2010) In a recent essay, CBC Sunday Edition host Michael Enright talks about Energy Probe’s belief that the radiation fears dogging residents of Port Hope are unfounded. Continue reading
(Nov. 20, 2010) The portable breast scanner is designed to detect breast cancer with the help of radio-frequency technology that identifies contrasts between normal and cancerous breast tissues. Continue reading
(Nov. 20, 2010) McGuinty government is the biggest winner from the recent introduction of the Ontario Clean Energy Benefit. Continue reading
(Nov. 18, 2010) The Canadian Senate dismisses Bill C-311—saving the country from economic harm while better representing the Will of the People.
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(Nov. 18, 2010) Editorial from the Toronto Star on the controversy surrounding anti-nuclear activist Dr. Helen Caldicott’s speech about Port Hope’s radiation levels. Continue reading
(Nov. 14, 2010) New study says warmer temperatures may be good for the planet’s tropical forests. Continue reading
(Nov. 14, 2010) A look back at the first formal debate on the science of global warming in a Canadian academic institution. Continue reading
(Nov. 13, 2010) Nuclear workers in Port Hope contract fewer cancers. Continue reading
(Nov. 12, 2010) In real life, it is not possible to deliver energy cost savings to consumers who invest in efficiency if we mobilize a market-wide movement towards efficiency, unless we build a market construct that moves us increasingly away from high fixed cost solutions to a construct that favours, smaller scale, more locally appropriate, lower fixed cost/higher variable cost solutions. Continue reading
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