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Coal-fired power and premature death: another wave of pseudo-statistics from the natural gas lobby

July 22, 2007
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Last week, the Ontario Clean Air Alliance and Toronto Environmental Alliance demanded that Ontario stop exporting coal-fired power to the U.S. Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty “knows that the pollution from coal-fired electricity kills Ontarians,” said the TEA’s Franz Hartmann. Hartmann’s death-by-coal claim is based on a series of reports from a few years ago,...

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October 5, 2006
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P-Rod bangs out huge double for federal LiberalsYou know that fall has truly arrived when the “Rods” pick up their games. Baseball fans are enjoying the matchup between the Yankees’ A-Rod (Alex Rodgriguez) and the Tigers’ I-Rod (Ivan Rodriguez) in the ALDS. And politics fans in Canada are enjoying the House exploits of the...

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October 4, 2006
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Electricity as an Ontario (and a Canadian) election issueI mentioned in my October 3 post that the Ontario Liberals’ loss in Parkdale–High Park occurred for reasons other than their nuclear expansion policy. This is not to say electricity won’t be an issue in the provincial election in October 2007. It will.With all the talk...

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October 3, 2006
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Why isn’t the Ontario nuclear restart a bona fide green move? In 1994, greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from Ontario’s electricity generating sector were nine million tonnes below Kyoto compliant. Of course Kyoto hadn’t been signed yet in 1994 but that’s not the point. The nine million tonnes is what’s important: it means Ontario’s GHGs...

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May 31, 2006
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Designing agile organizations Every manager has run into bureaucratic inertia. Some have complained that getting a bureaucracy to change direction is like turning around an aircraft carrier in a narrow channel. Even more frustrating are the situations in which no one disagrees that things have to change. So why is organizational change so slow...

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