2-minute read
Mr. Prentice is right
The Canadian stand at Copenhague.
4-minute read
L’aveuglement volontaire a un prix
Climategate: a bomb shakes the world scientific community.
4-minute read
La religion verte
Climategate: a bomb shakes the world scientific community.
4-minute read
Charest’s 20-per-cent solution – Pumping money into public transit is just one part of the strategy to reduce emissions
Public transit and greenhouse gases.
4-minute read
La bulle verte éclate!
Climategate: a bomb shakes the world scientific community.
4-minute read
L’Eau du Nord : Un projet qui mérite d’être étudié sérieusement
Publication of a Research Paper on the exploitation of Quebec’s water resources.
4-minute read
Écolocratie
The debate over global warming is not over.
4-minute read
Water-export plan no Grand Canal
Publication of an Economic Note on the development of Quebec’s blue gold in a realistic and environmentally respectful manner.
6-minute read
Projet Eau du Nord – Comment exploiter l’or bleu québécois
Publication of an Economic Note on the development of Quebec’s blue gold in a realistic and environmentally respectful manner.
1-minute read
Northern Waters – A realistic, sustainable and profitable plan to exploit Quebec’s blue gold
Northern waters and energy hold a special place in our national mythology and daily economic reality, particularly since the major hydro-electric work at James Bay in the 1970s. Quebec’s environmental and energy policies were manifestly transformed after our northern rivers were harnessed. The impact was also positive on various other sectors of society, ranging from public finances to industrial development and including social and economic progress in Aboriginal communities. Despite these considerable achievements in exploiting Quebec’s blue gold, one question remains: are we yet making the most of this natural resource, which is increasingly rare in various areas of the world and is likely to rise in value in the coming decades?