Bill Pugsley, CACOR member, writes: This is the best down to earth explanation of climate change that I’ve seen or heard on the media in a long time by someone who knows his stuff. I hope that he is understood by others who might not have as much science background I especially like the way […]
Gordon and Art chat on DO SOMETHING
On Sun, Feb 24, 2019 at 12:27 PM Gordon Kubanek wrote (into a CACOR Google Group): Hello CACOR friends, I can see that the sense that we must DO something is building among us. Here is a thought, which I am sure you have heard before, but with a personal story to add credibility. 10+ […]
Innovation for a greener Canada
Dr. John Hollins, past Chair, CACOR Board of Directors, addresses Canada’s future. Canada is edging, oh so slowly, towards a greener future. Individual initiative This is happening as a result of research, development, and in some cases small-scale deployment of promising new technologies by entrepreneurs: individual citizens, ad hoc groups from labour and engineering, researchers […]
Adaptation in a nutshell by John Hollins
TED [1] Points Adaptation in a nutshell [2] Question: Does anyone here think that global emissions will be reduced in a timely manner? Answer: A silent NO from 35 people. o Adaptation is local: o Adaptation and prevention are specific to the place. o The benefits of adaptation are also local: Investments in adaptation are […]
EV regenerative braking
During normal chatter between CACOR members within the privacy of a Google Group, this exchange between four members on Electric Vehicles should be of interest to a wider audience. —————————– Conversation starts ————————— Bill Pugsley: Very important research at U of Toronto based on 2 years of data collection suggests that vulnerable population such as […]