The following is a recent email exchange between David Pollock and Art Hunter (both members of the CaCOR Board of Directors). From: David Pollock Dec 15, 2020, 10:24:38 PM Please circulate and take note as useful David https://scitechdaily.com/safe-social-distancing-alert-long-streams-of-virus-laden-droplets-can-trail-behind-infected-individuals/ From: Art Hunter Dec 16, 2020, 5:32:25 AM Thank you David. The article clearly states what every […]
Canadian Fossil Fuel Subsidies – Dec 2020
Jeff Passmore, Director CACOR, comments: Canada averaged US$14.3 billion per year in fossil fuel subsidies between 2017 and 2019, earning it top ranking alongside Saudi Arabia as the two G20 countries with the most generous subsidies for oil and gas production, according a scorecard issued last week by three international think tanks. Canada averaged US$14.3 […]
Letter sent to the Globe and Mail, 2020 November 19
Dr. John Hollins, past Chair of CACOR, presents an Oped. Re: By international standards, the Liberals’ climate-change bill is underwhelming Climate accountability on the face of it sounds like a good idea. The problem is that the Government of Canada does not understand what it is doing. It doesn’t know how to set a target […]
Diabolical Men Trammel on the Web of Life
Lalith Gunaratne, Canadian Club of Rome member states: As the US election results unfold we know in the larger scheme of things whether its Trump or Biden – nothing much will change in the global economic disparity and the environment. Without Trump, the airwaves will become quiet and boring. Trump’s bluster and impetuousness keeps people […]
Why 71 million voted for Trump
Jeff Passmore, CACOR Board of Directors, suggests: As requested re Trump’s 2020 election support, four things come to mind: 1] History and family – There are those that vote Republican no matter what – especially if the alternative on the ballot is Democrat; 2] Single issue voters. For example, if you agree with Trump on […]