Paul Koch, CACOR member, reviews the book “Burning Souls”. Dear Friends: Below is a note that I sent to David Chernushenko after reading his creative book Burning Souls. I encourage you to read David’s book.. Best to you all, Paul The note to David: I have completed reading Burning Souls. What a work it is! […]
Canada’s GHG Emissions: Do changes year by year mean anything?
Dr. John G. Hollins, past Chair CACOR Board of Directors, examines Canada’s GHG emissions. This note provides an assessment of the significance of the annual changes reported by Canada. Environment Canada submits an annual report to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) on Canada’s emissions of greenhouse gases (GHG) a year or […]
Climate Emergency? Really?
Dr. John G. Hollins, past Chair CACOR Board of Directors, comments: If language is not used rightly, then what is said is not what is meant. If what is said is not what is meant, then that which ought to be done is left undone. Confucius The term climate emergency is the political buzz phrase […]
Some Of Us Will Lose; Some Of Us Will NOT Lose; All Of Us Can Win
CACOR member Dr. John Maskell considers the Canadian Election. It’s 4am in the morning. I’ve just wakened from a very vivid dream. In this dream I was visiting a family in another city from where I live. There were two teenagers in their senior year of high school, and there was a “welcome” evening going […]
North American Associations for the Club of Rome
Past Chair, CACOR Board of Directors, Dr. Robert Hoffman reports: On Monday, September 23rd, the North American Associations for the Club of Rome held a meeting at Scandinavia House in New York City on ‘Sustainable Development Goal Achievements and Future Priorities’, as one of the series of Continental Dialog events that began in 2010. Participants […]