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Climate Change Deniers

The Online Tool Destroying Climate Denial Myths

Sangita Iyer | Posted 05.01.2013 | Canada Impact
Sangita Iyer

Get ready for a daily dose of climate reality. It's called the "Reality Drop" and is akin to an antidote given to patients bitten by a poisonous snake, only in this case it is intended to destroy the toxic global warming myths that seem to be poisoning the minds of people.

The Week That Was: Prince Harry NUDE PIX!

Danielle Crittenden | Posted 10.25.2012 | Canada
Danielle Crittenden

Oh what a completely gratuitous way of getting you to read this blog! Shameless sensationalism, pure and simple. We try to be more high-minded than that at HuffPost, at least over here on the blog rail, where we would never post links to the red-headed royal frolicking around a Las Vegas hotel room in the buff, with an equally starkers "poker" (poke her? surely that's what the reports meant ...) companion. At most we would publish a serious think piece on the increasingly diminishing returns of the monarchy -- one which would thoughtfully weigh its relevance to our country, one which might indeed spark an important national debate on the topic.

How Can We Avoid the Apocalypse? A Little Economic Sanity

Mike Brown | Posted 09.08.2012 | Canada Business
Mike Brown

Recently Marc de Villiers, a normally sensible non-fiction author, published the latest addition to the "library of apocalypses" entitled Our Way Out: First Principles for a Post-Apocalyptic World. In it, he blames the massive reduction in our standard of life on climate change and too many people. De Villiers, even if described by one reviewer as "not a radical," has got the answers wrong.

Skeptic's Own Study Finds Climate Change Real

AP | Posted 12.31.2011 | Canada

AP — WASHINGTON - A prominent physicist and skeptic of global warming spent two years trying to find out if mainstream climate scientists were wrong...

Climate Change Deniers Can't Refute 24 Hours of Reality

David Suzuki | Posted 11.11.2011 | Canada
David Suzuki

People accuse me and other environmentalists and scientists of being "alarmist". But the situation is alarming, and it's even more alarming that some people ignore it. This disconnect with reality is because industrial interests spend billions of dollars continually promoting discredited theories.

Science Must Be Free From Political Interference

David Suzuki | Posted 10.17.2011 | Canada
David Suzuki

Science is playing second fiddle to political concerns in Canada and the U.S. Recently, we've seen more "muzzling" of scientists, funding cuts, and an increasing disregard for science in policy-making. This scientific antipathy could not come at a worse time.