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Category Archives: Site C
On the UBC Site C Dam assessment report and fighting climate change: Part I
Like many of you I obtained a copy of the most recent report out of the UBC Program on Water Governance on the Site C Dam titled “Reassessing the Need for Site C” (Link to the full study). As many … Continue reading
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Electrifying BC’s transportation system, debunking the myths: Part I that BC Hydro Load Estimate
A couple weeks ago I was on the receiving end of a surprising amount of vitriol over an old post (Starting a Dialogue – Can we really get to a “fossil fuel-free BC”?) that I subsequently turned into a Huffington … Continue reading
A Chemist in Langley 