Metro Vancouver’s garbage system keeps getting more expensive
Fees are climbing, debt is rising and results barely change. Ratepayers are paying more for a garbage system that shows little sign of improvement
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Author: Denise Mullen
Green energy hype isn’t backed by the data
Progress in renewables falling short of advocates claims
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Wind power won’t solve B.C.’s energy conundrum
Its target of 7.8 TWh of wind power by 2030 unrealistic
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B.C. reduces emissions despite economic growth
B.C. has made remarkable progress in energy efficiency and emissions reduction
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Global petroleum consumption surges, defying energy transition efforts
Government efforts to cut emissions failing amid growing demand for petroleum
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The good news: renewable energy sources have gained ground
The bad: they still satisfy only seven per cent of the world’s energy demand
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Energy transition won’t be easy, especially in Canada
Bold vision without a solid grasp of the facts amounts to hallucination
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The danger of ignoring the costs of Canadian climate policy
Consumers, taxpayers, shareholders of Canadian firms and workers will all pay the price for Canada’s cost-insensitive climate policy
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Meeting Canada’s aggressive green targets a tall order
Speed and efficiency are not things that Canada’s lumbering and increasingly dysfunctional regulatory systems are known for
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Federal Clean Fuel Standard is all smoke and mirrors
As proposed, the CFS will do little to reduce GHG emissions, will hike the cost of energy and undermine Canadian energy security
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