Clean energy
Peak oil & the energy crisis
More on oil and Wednesday-night.com Oil Notes
For several years, Wednesday Nights have witnessed often passionate discussions on the validity of M. King Hubbert’s prediction of the early depletion of (easily accessible - ‘cheap’) fossil fuels. With current rising oil prices, Hubbert’s Peak has become a familiar term far beyond the circles of energy experts. […]
Canada: Environment & Energy Policy
See also Oil
Toxic chemicals and Environment on wednesday-night.com
We also recommend Andrew Coyne’s column If not Kyoto, what? of May 24, 2006. We haven’t advanced a whole lot since then.
August 5
It didn’t take long (see Aug 3 report)
FEDERAL ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN GETS FINISHING TOUCHES
(RCI) The Canadian Press reports that the environmental blueprint made public in […]
Shifting sands: Canada, the world and the oil sands
More on oil See also Wednesday-Night.com Alberta and Oil Notes
July 31
Stepping up efforts to win over oil sands critics
(FP) CALGARY - Faced with an unflattering image as a global environmental disaster area, the oil sands sector is stepping up its offensive to counteract critics.
The sector has re-branded the Oil Sands Developers Group, a Fort […]
Invest in the planet and clean up
July 31
Thomas Friedman in the NYT
…. Anyone who looks at the growth of middle classes around the world and their rising demands for natural resources, plus the dangers of climate change driven by our addiction to fossil fuels, can see that clean renewable energy — wind, solar, nuclear and stuff we haven’t yet invented — […]
Nuclear energy comeback
Getty Images
July 25
The news from France may discourage some nuclear proponents, more likely the many who are wavering.
Too Many French Nuclear Workers Contaminated
The Independent Commission on Research and Information on Radioactivity (CRIIRAD) also said a growing number of French nuclear workers were complaining about worsening working conditions and their likely impact on safety.
July 11 […]
Wednesday Night #1368
More on carbon on Wednesday-night.com see also Carbon trading at Montreal Exchange
The interrelated topics of Energy, the Economy, Environment and Food are on the agenda. It seems that there are none of our panoply of topics that one, if not all of these, does not affect directly or indirectly.
Carbon emissions trading (for the uninitiated […]
The Generations Pact/Pacte des générations
3 April 2008
La ministre Line Beauchamp était de passage à Montréal pour annoncer l’octroi d’un montant de 250 000 $ pour financer des projets étudiants relatifs à l’environnement. © Virginie Roy (Canoë)
Le défi lancé au gouvernement du Québec par les fondateurs du Pacte des générations, un projet de sensibilisation au développement durable, semble avoir […]
Abu Dhabi to invest $15 billion in Green Energy
January 22, 2008
Masdar City will be constructed in the desert on the outskirts of Abu Dhabi. The aims are to use only renewable energy sources, and to eliminate 99% of the waste stream. This artist’s impression shows wind turbines on the edge of the city and public transport links running through.
(Reuters) ABU DHABI - Gulf […]
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