The Liberal government sure is talking the talk about the overarching challenge of climate change. The question for Canadians is what the consequences will be once it starts walking the walk.
Canadians can prosper from environmental action
Canada headed to the United Nations climate change conference with a $2.5-billion fund to help developing countries reduce their carbon output and $300 million more to develop clean technologies here at home.
Negligible impact of Paris climate promises
A new peer-reviewed paper by Dr. Bjorn Lomborg published in the Global Policy journal measures the actual impact of all significant climate promises made ahead of the Paris climate summit.
Paris Climate Meeting should support low-emission fossil fuel technologies
WHEN NEGOTIATORS FROM some 200 countries meet in Paris this December to seek a global climate agreement, they would be well served to fully recognize and support promising advancements being made in reducing carbon emissions from fossil fuels.
Why Carbon Capture and Storage Technology is Essential for Our Future
It’s been roughly one year since Saskatchewan’s government-owned utility started up the carbon capture and storage facility at its Boundary Dam coal-fired power plant.
EPA's Clean Power Plan and Europe's folly
The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) final Clean Power Plan (CPP) to reduce carbon dioxide pulls a colossally damaging and futile national energy plan out of a bureaucrat's hat. Who needs congressional authorization by law to dismember the engineering marvel that is our national electric power system?
