Open letter: CCS is needed and ready to address climate change
The significant support for carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects adopted by the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom in recent months has highlighted the importance of CCS in meeting international climate goals. Indeed, achieving net-zero emissions will rely heavily on implementing CCS in industries across the world — power generation, cement, steel and fertilizer manufacturing and mining, in particular — as well as for hydrogen fuel production from natural gas and addressing emissions from the production and consumption of fossil fuels as the world undertakes an orderly transition towards decarbonization.
Jim Warren: The climate reparations plan: what could possibly go wrong?
Among the virtuous at the 2015 Paris Climate Summit were political leaders from rich countries who feel guilty about colonialism and assume unchecked climate change will put an end to modern civilization as we know it. As luck would have it, a group of 20 poor...
Jim Warren: What can supporters of the conventional energy industry do to stem the tide of public opinion flowing against them? “Catch up”
Part 4 of 4: What can supporters of the conventional energy industry and a rational transition do to stem the tide of public opinion flowing against them? The simple answer is “catch up.” Learn what we failed to learn prior to and during the Anti-Alberta Energy Campaigns and stay abreast of new developments in persuasive mass communications technology including opportunities provided by AI.
Jim Warren: 2010 was the inflection point, with social media bringing woke culture and zealous environmentalism to the fore
Can supporters of a rational, economically-feasible transition to renewable energy reasonably hope to convince enough policy makers and members of the public that the overly zealous goals of dogmatic environmentalists are irrational and potentially dangerous?
Editorial: Facebook and Instagram to start blocking Pipeline Online links on Sunday. This is 1979, on the way to Orwell’s 1984
I will be attending federal Minister of Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson’s event with the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce in Regina on June 28. He will be talking about the “just transition,” which means to do away with the oil and gas sector, one of Saskatchewan’s most important industries. But you won’t be able to share any of my stories coming from that event on Facebook, or Instagram. I don’t even know if you can privately share it on Facebook Messenger. Likely not. So a federal minister might be speaking about the demise of your industry and livelihood, and you can’t share or even read those stories through Facebook. There’s a wee possibility that “just transitioning” your job out of existence might upset you. But that story will be verboten on Facebook. As will every other story.
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