“Plan to Survive”, a CACOR publication is available now. PDF link…
Ignored in 1978
Mankind has a time window of five to ten years before the need for hard decisions regarding changes in energy strategies might become critical.” That is a summary of James Black’s research on climate change. He was a scientist at ExxonMobil and shared his findings with his bosses in 1978, while underscoring the scientific consensus […]
Upcoming CMOS Virtual Luncheon Meeting – Thursday September 24, 2020
SPEAKER: Chris Derksen Research Scientist / Chercheur scientifique Climate Processes Section / Section des processus climatiques Climate Research Division / Division de la Recherche climatique Science and Technology Branch / Direction générale des sciences et de la technologie, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC). TITLE: Key Findings from Canada’s Changing Climate Report ABSTRACT: Canada’s Changing Climate […]
Climate Emergency? Really?
Dr. John G. Hollins, past Chair Canadian Club of Rome explores climate change and the use of words. 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 […]
A statement on the scientific understanding of climate change and its consequences
This text has been reformatted for CACOR from the initial publication in the CMOS Bulletin by Dr. John Hollins, past Chair, Canadian Club of Rome. Original by the Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society 1 (2019 August) o Human activity and natural causes o Earth’s climate—arising from the interaction of the atmosphere, ocean, ice, land […]