The Impact of EV’s on CO2 Will Be Tiny but They Might Mitigate Another Problem

 Seeking to reduce CO2 emissions into the atmosphere is an admirable objective, and one can not help but be somewhat impressed by the (admittedly modest) technological improvements aimed at providing various forms of “green” energy, but the most puzzling aspect of public campaigning for these objectives is how electric vehicles

No recourse: Ontario’s green energy dream has turned into a nightmare

 ABOVE: Twenty-nine turbines make up the 100-megawatt Nation Rise wind power project in North Stormont township. (PHOTO: Mckenzie Donovan) A few years ago, Canadians and Americans in Havana, Cuba's diplomatic community, suffered from hearing loss, memory problems, and headaches. It was widely reported that acoustic weapons were to blame, while some media outlets, including Vanity

Carbon tax and new green deal solutions

 Photo by Matthew T Rader on Unsplash All of Canada’s major federal and provincial parties have flawed versions of carbon tax, cap-and-trade or climate change policies and new-green-deals. Both Justin Trudeau’s Liberal and Andrew Scheer’s Conservative climate change policies exempt the largest CO2 emitters in the highest polluting sectors between 70 and 80-90%

Beware of False Green Prophet$

 By: Greg Vezina, Chairman, Hydrofuel Inc. and leader of Ontario’s None Of The Above Direct Democracy Party. Canada needs honest viable energy and environmental policies based on science and economics, not on political rhetoric, nonscience or nonsense. Prime Minister Trudeau’s proposed carbon tax is a clear example of this because

Improving safety—the mainstay of the pipeline industry

 Pipelines are a safe and efficient means of transporting large quantities of energy sources and fuels. These liquids and gases need to be kept in controlled conditions to ensure they do not pose any risk to the public and the environment. That’s why safety is the top priority for the