An Open Letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau - RE: Letter from 265 Academics
Michelle Stirling, Communications Manager for Friends of Science Society, reads the letter sent to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau which rebuts the claims of an open letter posted by some 265 academics who want to block support for Canada's energy sector. You can find the full text and links to all the reports mentioned in the video, in this link. Please share!
Historian Dr. Tammy Nemeth discusses the global 'green' movement and how complex it is. Dr. Nemeth provided two reports to the Alberta Inquiry/Allan Inquiry which took a global view of the Transnational Progressive Movement and the many elements behind the Tar Sands Campaign against the Alberta oil sands.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKdtkE0g74k
Donna Laframboise, journalist and former Vice President of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association, gives a presentation about climate activism and joins Michelle Stirling for a question and answer session.
There’s a climate problem, all right. A climate of intolerance, where dissent is not permitted. Climate activists insist their point-of view is the only one that is acceptable, the only one that is respectable, and the only one that deserves to be heard.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8XpE5FMEJc
Dr. Ian Clark discusses his arctic research and the effects of cyclical natural warming that he has witnessed first hand. He explains that there have been warmer periods in the past such as the Holocene Hypsithermal some 8,000 years ago when all the arctic ice melted, and polar bears survived very well – their numbers are growing today.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uDoKc9_2CQ
Michelle explains that the phase-out coal program will cost $12 billion is compensatory penalties, $11 billion in gas plants, more $billion for transmission lines. Renewables will require 100% backup by fossil fuel plants when the wind doesn't blow. Denmark that can compensate for no wind by accessing nuclear and hydro power. That option is not available to Albertans. [Note; the original version Dec. 1 was replaced with this version Dec. 3, 2015.]
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PiAAfpVRLJc
Robert Lyman, Ottawa energy policy consultant, reviews Canadian federal and provincial climate policies in the context of global emissions and describes them as: “…extraordinarily expensive and dangerous political grandstanding…. Canadians deserve better.” Canada's emissions are just a drop in the bucket.
Executive Summary:
https://blog.friendsofscience.org/2019/05/05/futile-folly-canadas-climate-policy-goals-in-the-global-context/
Report:
https://blog.friendsofscience.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Futile-Folly-FINAL.pdf , Ottawa energy policy consultant, reviews Canadian federal and provincial climate policies in the context of global emissions and describes them as: “…extraordinarily expensive and dangerous political grandstanding…. Canadians deserve better.” Canada's emissions are just a drop in the bucket.
Executive Summary:
https://blog.friendsofscience.org/2019/05/05/futile-folly-canadas-climate-policy-goals-in-the-global-context/
Report: https://blog.friendsofscience.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Futile-Folly-FINAL.pdf
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7LOYgq6xY4
Is it logical to agree on climate science just because someone tells you there is a 97% consensus? And is it logical to accept that figure when it appears as the exact same number in four key studies that have different databases, questions and methods? Let's take a Spock-like logical look at what's behind the scenes in this light-hearted look at The DeConsensus Project.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2F4YkirNfg
Belgian researchers Jean van Vliet and Brigitte van Vliet-Lanoë take a critical look at the claims that the deadly heat wave that hit the Pacific Northwest in June of 2021 was caused by human-influenced climate change - their research shows that this was the result of natural climate change related to solar activity, resulting in a Mobile Polar Anticyclone (MPA) phenomenon. The MPA theory was developed by Marcel Leroux. While the mainstream media was, and still is, expressing climate hysteria about heat waves, and climate activists are demanding the governments engage in massive economic and social changes to 'stop climate change', the work of Jean and Brigitte show how futile such efforts would be, given that natural forces are driving the extreme events. The report was originally published Aug. 27, 2021, in French: https://www.science-climat-energie.be/2021/08/27/temperatures-extremes-et-foehn-demonter-le-mythe-des-domes-de-chaleur/
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-R0Qu7_SvFo
Most people consider carbon dioxide (CO2) to be the driver of climate change, but what is the role of water vapor, the most important Greenhouse Gas? Dr. Ian Clark discusses this elusive gas - water vapour - something that was released in massive quantities during the Hunga Tonga eruption. However, beyond spectacular events like that, the dramatic land use changes of humans, especially irrigation, significantly affects regional climates, as Dr. Clark explains. You can learn more about the detail of the influence of water vapor in our Climate Science Essay: https://friendsofscience.org/pages/essay.html
Watch Dr. Clark's full presentation and review the power point on our main website:
https://friendsofscience.org/library/events/friends-of-science-twentieth-annual-event,-with-dr.-ian-clark-and-robert-lyman.html
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTg7_Oazkuw