This evening I attended the launch of Canada’s climate calendar. It’s an interactive tool you can see online which compares Canada’s per-capita emissions with those of other countries in the world. It is horrifying. Read more »
Last week, I attended a speech by former Governor General Ed Schreyer, who predicted that the moratorium on deep-sea drilling would be shortlived – embraced briefly while attention focused on the devastation of the gulf but enduring only to the time that fuel prices began increasing again. Read more »
I have been watching in horror as events have been unfolding in Thailand. The world should have insisted that the Thai government exercise restraint as tensions escalated over the weekend. It is outrageous to respond to a largely peaceful protest by sending in the army to break it up. Instead we stood by as dozens of civilians were gunned down. Read more »
It has been many years since I’ve had a moment of true pride in my government but yesterday I had such a moment. Read more »
Climate Progress reports on the recent paper “Sequestering carbon dioxide in a closed underground volume (by Christine Ehlig-Economides and Michael J. Economides)” in the Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering. Read more »
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