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Climate Change
Climate Change and Canada: Getting to Zero by 2050 [PDF]. The Guide summarizes the science of climate, takes as a starting point the key message of climate science (namely humans need to reduce emissions to zero, the sooner the better), outlines Canada's emissions, analyzes on a sector by sector basis the extent to which technologies and practices can get Canadian emissions to zero, summarizes the sectoral findings (95 percent reduction in emissions by 2050), and outlines the public policies needed to effect the reduction. This is a very early draft and will be updated to eliminate a few errors, reduce the discussion of climate science and update and expand the discussion of technologies and practices that will get Canadian emissions to zero. (133 pages)
Chronological History of Earth and its Climate [HTML]. The document outlines the history of earth and its climate, showing the interaction of climate, geology and biology. Of particular note are various mass extinctions that have occurred over time, and the role of climate in these events.
Chronological History of Climate Science and Policy [HTML]. The document outlines how the evolution of scientific thinking in relation to climate has interacted, and continues to interact, with political environments, particularly in Canada. Of special interest is the inability of the Canadian political system to come to terms with climate science.
Climate Change Book Reviews: Index [HTML]. The index lists a number of recent, popular books on climate change for which reviews have been prepared. The reviews are intended to provide guidance for those that want to find out more about climate change by reading books. The list includes books by supporters and skeptics of climate change.
Policies to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Canada [HTML]. The document identifies policy options to reduce greenhouse gases, and assesses the options according to key interests of Canadians