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Ottawa gambling on electric with taxpayer money
By Kenneth P. Green | March 2, 2023
Federal government still peddling COVID misinformation
By Kenneth P. Green | February 15, 2023
Ottawa’s ‘net-zero’ mission will cause widespread economic and social harm
By Kenneth P. Green | January 25, 2023
Ottawa denies natural gas to another trading partner and perpetuates fictitious agenda
By Kenneth P. Green | January 19, 2023
Governments eschewed science during COVID response
By Kenneth P. Green | January 5, 2023
COVID risk—we’re not ‘all in this together’
By Kenneth P. Green | January 3, 2023
Conventional plastic recycling doesn’t work—even Greenpeace says so
By Kenneth P. Green | December 7, 2022
Conference in the Holy Land produces glimmers of climate policy sanity
By Kenneth P. Green | November 30, 2022
Ottawa stoking unfounded climate fears to remake Canada
By Kenneth P. Green | November 28, 2022
Another reason to oppose Ottawa’s carbon tax
By Kenneth P. Green | November 23, 2022
COVID-19: The Risk in Perspective
By Kenneth P. Green | November 22, 2022
Don't be fooled by ‘per-capita emissions’ metrics
By Kenneth P. Green | November 9, 2022
Ottawa’s opposition to natural gas hurting Canadians and the world
By Kenneth P. Green | November 2, 2022
Ottawa’s ‘net-zero’ transit plan seems disconnected from reality
By Kenneth P. Green | October 26, 2022
Ottawa’s ‘net-zero’ housing plan makes zero sense
By Kenneth P. Green | October 20, 2022
Don’t blame hurricane damage on climate change
By Kenneth P. Green | October 12, 2022
Science exposes Ottawa’s ill-founded war on plastics
By Kenneth P. Green | October 5, 2022
Canada following the wrong ‘emissions’ example
By Kenneth P. Green | September 22, 2022
Canada must come back down to ‘energy’ reality
By Kenneth P. Green | September 14, 2022
Ottawa takes ‘plastics’ policy to the extreme
By Kenneth P. Green | September 7, 2022
Canada did not ‘miss’ its LNG window—it was nailed shut
By Kenneth P. Green | August 31, 2022
Ottawa’s nitrous oxide plan—no laughing matter
By Kenneth P. Green | August 24, 2022
Net-zero—the pathway to Canadian decline
By Kenneth P. Green | August 17, 2022
Ottawa’s war on agriculture must stop
By Kenneth P. Green | August 4, 2022
Federal government continues nonsensical ‘net-zero’ policy
By Kenneth P. Green | July 27, 2022
Ottawa wages costly war on ‘plastics’ problem
By Kenneth P. Green | June 27, 2022
Canada’s Wasteful Plan to Regulate Plastic Waste
By Kenneth P. Green | June 23, 2022
Bay du Nord approval underscores politicization of environmental policy in Canada
By Kenneth P. Green | May 11, 2022
Climate policy—modelling vs. market-based measures
By Kenneth P. Green | March 25, 2022
Canada can promote world peace by reorienting climate policy
By Kenneth P. Green | March 14, 2022
The economic problem of the 1.5°C climate ceiling
By Kenneth P. Green | February 28, 2022
‘Net-zero’ electricity policies promise high costs, scant benefits
By Kenneth P. Green | February 17, 2022
Doomsday predictions rely on flawed climate models
By Kenneth P. Green | February 15, 2022
Is Climate Catastrophe Really 10 Years Away?
By Kenneth P. Green | January 13, 2022
Canadian governments should discard ‘climate policy’ stew and start over
By Kenneth P. Green | October 13, 2021
Federal government continues misguided war on plastic
By Kenneth P. Green | August 12, 2021
Death of Keystone increases risk to people and the environment
By Kenneth P. Green | June 16, 2021
A new twist on the carbon tax?
By Kenneth P. Green | April 16, 2021
Texas provides cautionary tale for Alberta and the planet
By Kenneth P. Green | February 24, 2021
Keystone XL—perhaps Canada’s last great pipeline project
By Kenneth P. Green | January 28, 2021
Climate change—to pay, or not to pay?
By Kenneth P. Green | December 4, 2019
Ford government should solve Ontario’s electricity-cost problem
By Kenneth P. Green | November 28, 2019
Minor tweaks won’t fix major flaws in Bill C-69
By Kenneth P. Green | November 27, 2019
Alberta must continue to cut ‘green’ red tape
By Kenneth P. Green | November 21, 2019
Our policymakers can learn from Japan’s ‘nuclear’ response
By Kenneth P. Green | November 14, 2019
Will the last energy company to leave Alberta please turn off the lights
By Kenneth P. Green | November 6, 2019
Fast-growing developing countries will spur demand for oil for decades
By Kenneth P. Green | September 27, 2019
Trans Mountain takes yet another hit
By Kenneth P. Green | September 25, 2019
Ring of Fire breakthrough can’t come soon enough
By Kenneth P. Green | September 20, 2019
Oil’s rising—Alberta, bank those resource revenues
By Kenneth P. Green | September 19, 2019