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Book Review: Confessions of a Greenpeace Dropout: The Making of a Sensible Environmentalist by Dr. Patrick Moore
Green Pioneer Takes On the Environmental Establishment Greenpeace co-founder Dr. Patrick Moore helped change the world, and now he wants to change it again through his highly enjoyable new book. Moore writes convincingly that the environmental movement has lost its … Continue reading
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Tagged environment, environmental, environmentalism, global warming, Greenpeace, Patrick Moore, sustainability, sustainable, Vancouver
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Crisis, No Crisis; the Case for Nuclear
As a result of pure chance, I ended up on CBC national television during Canada’s hotly debated Fall 2008 federal election. Producers of a program called the “X-Challenge” were looking for 100 “necessary polluters” to make up a studio audience … Continue reading
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Tagged canadian politics, economics, environment, global warming, mining, nuclear, power, uranium
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Crisis, No Crisis; the Case for Nuclear
As a result of pure chance, I ended up on CBC national television during Canada’s hotly debated Fall 2008 federal election. Producers of a program called the “X-Challenge” were looking for 100 “necessary polluters” to make up a studio audience … Continue reading
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Tagged canada, canadian federal election, carbon footprint, cbc, energy, environment, global warming, greenhouse gases, mining, nuclear, politics, power, uranium
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