How well is “The Climate” represented when it comes to government spending, organized lobbies, and media coverage? Since its inception in 2006, this blog has covered the issue of carbon pricing—through cap and trade or an outright tax. I have tracked carbon pricing policy development/implementation in Canadian governments at the municipal, provincial, and federal level. Based on this, it looks like The Climate is pretty well represented. For example: British …Read the rest of the article
Ontario power in last hour
Current output by fuel
sources: www.ieso.ca and EmissionTrak™Fuel MW CO2, tons Nuclear 8,760 0 Hydro 4,492 0 Gas 3,155 1,735 Coal 287 277 Wind 161 0 Other 139 0 Energy News
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- India in bind over Iran oil import as US seeks tighter sanctions to curtail ... - Economic Times
- Marathon Petroleum posts 4Q loss, mulls MLP - BusinessWeek
- Ban on Crude-Oil Sales Will Not Stall Nuclear Program: Iran - NASDAQ
- Harsh V Pant: Learning from China on Iran - Business Standard
- China denounces US sanctions on company dealing with - Reuters
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… or look for posts in these categories
- American Nuclear Society Nuclear Café
- Areva North America: Next Energy Blog
- Atomic Insights
- Canadian Nuclear Association
- Cold Air
- Depleted Cranium
- Deregulate the atom
- Idaho Samizdat Nuke Notes
- MamboHead
- NEI Nuke Notes
- Next Big Future
- Nuclear N-Former
- Nuclear Townhall
- Nuke Power Talk
- OilPrice.com
- Organization of CANDU Industries
- Phronesisaical
- The Nuclear Green Revolution
- Wind Concerns Ontario
- World Nuclear Association Public Information Service
- World Nuclear News
- Yes Vermont Yankee
- Keystone K Street calculation: Obama tears page from McGuinty’s playbook
- Nuclear progress in Canada: like the western pipelines, it’s all about real property rights
- The new industrial economy takes shape at NGNP
- Oceans of Acid: the seven seas are the dumping ground for million-year “clean” fossil fuel waste
- A low carbon tax in Ontario would make worst-case nuclear overrun look cheap
- Extreme heat, electrical load, and political instability: the connection and the solution
- American symbolism and its effect on nuclear proliferation: bureaucratic fantasy meets the real world
- Twenty-three (million) tons, and whaddaya get? Another day older, and still no credit
- The 26 million ton coverup: Ontario’s stunning carbon reduction and why it’s a state secret
- Why so much anti-nuclear sentiment at a time when the world urgently needs a major expansion of nuclear energy? It is being deliberately manufactured, by leading mainstream media vehicles like the Associated Press
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