Canada is Already Well Populated
By: Peter Goodchild Much of the misconception about “underpopulated” Canada is due to a misunderstanding of its unique geography. Most of Canada is bare, uninhabitable rock, mainly the famous Canadian [...]
Category Archives: Environment
Environmental Issues
Will You Pay as New Reactors Jump $900 Million in Three Months?
By: Harvey Wasserman The projected price for Georgia’s Vogtle Double Reactor Project has jumped at least $900 million in just three months…. and that’s just for starters. Will you pay for [...]
PDF: Trendular Atmospheric Depatternization
Excerpt from the PDF: The related (but not identical) terms “global warming” and “climate change” are both misleading—perhaps even dangerously so—and therefore should be replaced. I recommend “trendular atmospheric depatternization” as [...]
As The World Awakes, India Sleepwalks Into Nuclear Peril
By: Niranjan Ramakrishnan Many countries are rethinking their nuclear plans post-Fukushima. Some are proceeding to draw down their nuclear power operations. According to an AP report, “Germany…turned decisively against nuclear [...]
A Warmer World And Weather Gone Wild — The Most Important Story of Our Lives
By: Bill McKibben The Williams River was so languid and lovely last Saturday morning that it was almost impossible to imagine the violence with which it must have been running [...]
Confronting the Future
By: Alton C. Thompson When I peer into the future now, as opposed to, e.g., 60 years ago, I see something rather different. Actually, that’s a lie, for I can’t [...]
Japan May Go Nuke-Free Tomorrow… but Will the US and China Follow?
By: Harvey Wasserman Japan’s one remaining operating reactor (of 54) may go dark tomorrow. Japan would be nuke-free for the first time in a half-century. Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda is [...]
Atomic Rate Rape and the New China Syndrome
By: Harvey Wasserman Small wonder the death knell of new US nukes may be upon us. Two reactors proposed for Florida will now, say its would-be builders, cost $24 billion [...]
Is Climate Change An Emergency?
By: Bill Henderson ‘Alarmists’ like me argue that climate change is now an emergency. A reasonable fear of what has come to be called ’ dangerous climate change’ combined with the brutal logic [...]
Climate Change — The Psychological, Political or Moral Implications That Conventionally Follow
By: Bill Henderson Canadian Green Party leader Elizabeth May, NDP environment critic Megan Leslie and Liberal environmental critic Kirsty Duncan should join together in non-partisan, high road, big picture leadership [...]
