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Latest NewsEnergy Probe on "The Agenda"Energy Probe 8 Feb 2010 Energy Probe’s Lawrence Solomon was recently on “The Agenda” discussing the future of climate change in the wake of the failure at Copenhagen to reach a new agreement and the leaked email scandal at the University of East Anglia. Watch the video here. IPCC: Beyond the HimalayasLawrence Solomon 7 Feb 2010 Financial Post Climategate is one of many known failings by the United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. BloggerMy stimulus package is greener than yoursAldyen Donnelly
8 Feb 2010
Talk of Canada’s stimulus package not being as “green” as its American counterpart is way off the mark. IPCC faces another desertion – its own past chair!Lawrence Solomon
8 Feb 2010
Financial Post The past chairman of the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has joined the growing list of IPCC critics. According to the Sunday Telegraph, Rajendra Pachauri, the disgraced current IPCC chair, now faces criticism from his immediate predecessor, Robert Watson. Alternative EnergyInside Ontario: Ontario Signs a Massive Green Energy Deal with SamsungMark Brosens 24 Jan 2010 TVO A media round-up of the reactions to the renewable energy deal Ontario recently signed with Samsung. Climate ChangeCampus climate orthodoxyFinancial Post 4 Feb 2010 Financial Post Lawrence Solomon’s column, Keeping Canadian Students In The Dark On Climate, provoked some interesting responses on our online blog, FP Comment, and the National Post’s editorial blog, Full Comment. Some have been reproduced below. They have been edited for grammar. Real names, where available, have been used, but some are signed only with online handles. Nuclear PowerEnergy Probe’s Norm Rubin on the Agenda discussing Canada’s nuclear futureEnergy Probe 21 Sep 2009 Utility ReformNorman Rubin discusses solar power in OttawaEnergy Probe 12 Jul 2009 Ottawa Citizen Energy Probe’s own Norman Rubin was recently quoted in an article in the Ottawa Citizen examining the approval of subsidies for a 200-acre farm in West Carleton, just west of Ottawa. As part of the program, the government will pump at least $100-million for the construction of 300,000 solar panels. |
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