For one of us (Ian), it is Newcomb’s Wildflower Guide. For the other, it is Les Punaises Pentatomoidea de France, a guide to shieldbugs. If you spend time studying natural history, or even if you are a more casual naturalist, the book that you find most indispensable may well be a nature-manual, as it is […]
Time’s up! 2021-04-02
Time’s up! Cri de cœur, Ian Whyte, Following CaCOR Zoom talk, Dr. Gerald Kutney, 2021 March 18 I hope we all took note of Bill Rees’ comments yesterday. We’re in a catastrophic overshoot, population and energy are both part of it. Whether we like it or not, whether it’s ‘practical’ or not, we must try […]
Recollections by J. Rennie Whitehead
The Canadian Association for the Club of Rome: Personal Recollections of its History Recollections by J. Rennie Whitehead Aug 4, 1917 – March 12, 2012 Introduction The Canadian Association for the Club of Rome was created in the early 1970s as national parallel to the international Club of Rome. Very briefly, the ideas underlying the […]
Time’s up! Cri de cœur, Ian Whyte, 2021-03-26
Ian Whyte, CACOR member, writes: (following CaCOR Zoom talk, Dr. Gerald Kutney, 2021 March 18) I hope we all took note of Bill Rees’ comments yesterday. We’re in a catastrophic overshoot, population and energy are both part of it. Whether we like it or not, whether it’s ‘practical’ or not, we must try to come […]
THE GLOBAL INDUSTRIAL BIOECONOMY OPPORTUNITY: IS CANADA GOING TO GET SERIOUS?
Jeff Passmore, Director CACOR Board of Directors, writes: If you heard Canada is sitting on an untapped $200 billion/year sustainable economic development opportunity for forestry, agriculture and municipal solid waste, would you not want to hear more? In its May 2020 report “The Bio Revolution: Innovations transforming economies, societies, and our lives” McKinsey Global Institute […]
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