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> Unpublished, and I won’t bother trying. This is a very negative-sounding piece. But if I’m barking up the wrong tree, could someone point that out and tell me why? I couldn’t put it any better than George Monbiot, writer … Continue reading
> Note: Originally published www.celsias.com, Nov. 3, 2008 Cigarette smoking, the credit crunch and global warming don’t seem to have much in common. One is a habit of huddled figures on street corners and in doorways. Another is a financial … Continue reading
> Note: Advocating for a stronger role for government in accelerating the deployment of geo-exchange, or ground-source heating and cooling. Originally published: Corporate Knights magazine, November 2008 A derelict building in downtown Toronto is being transformed into a cutting-edge green … Continue reading
> Note: Here I argue that the economy cannot grow in real terms forever, due to ecological constraints. An old idea, but one that is continually dismissed. Originally published: www.celsias.com When philosopher Francis Fukuyama wrote that liberal democracy heralds the … Continue reading
> Note: I’m not an unmitigated fan of nuclear, but here I argue that the CANDU is a necessary addition to the existing nuclear fleet, acting as a kind of recycler. Underwriting the argument is that nuclear is a necessary … Continue reading
> Note: Second of a two-part series. Green Bonds is a public policy proposal produced in conjunction with Action Canada Fellows. Originally published in Corporate Knights Magazine, June 2008 On June 2nd the Green Bonds proposal – first discussed in CK last issue – was … Continue reading
> Note: First of a two-part series. Green Bonds is a public policy proposal produced in conjunction with Action Canada Fellows. Originally published in Corporate Knights Magazine, May 2008 With my arms gesticulating wildly at a B&B in Canmore, Alberta, … Continue reading
