climate change

10:52AM
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Consumers—not voters—will ultimately drive climate policy
A Calgary-based oilsands producer plans to reach net-zero emissions by 2050.

11:08AM
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Climate change—to pay, or not to pay?

The Ecofiscal Commission says carbon taxes must rise to $210 per tonne of greenhouse gas emissions.


10:45AM
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Climate activists discard the ‘science’ for the extreme ‘unknown’

The economic cost of limiting global warming to 2 degrees Celsius would probably exceed the benefits.


11:32AM
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Case for aggressive ‘climate’ policies much weaker than we’ve been led to believe

Some computer models predict catastrophic results, other projections are much more benign.


1:17PM
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Climate policy—results more important than rhetoric
Certain projections point to future damages that will hit people who are much wealthier than we are today.

10:50AM
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Reality check—there’s no ‘climate emergency’ in Vancouver

Recently, city councils in North Vancouver and West Vancouver declared a “climate emergency.”


11:25AM
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Something is extreme—but it’s not the weather

Prime Minister Trudeau said the federal carbon tax will help protect Canadians from extreme weather.


12:26PM
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Federal 'climate' report uses natural weather events to spark scary headlines

During a warming trend, land warms faster than the oceans.


12:55PM
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Government meddling and increased air pollution

By eliminating road-pricing, Quebec reduced the cost of using an automobile and increased levels of air pollution.