Letters to the Globe and Mail (1988 to present)

Contents

• 2001 Submissions
• 2000 Submissions
• 1999 Submissions
• 1998 Submissions
• 1997 Submissions
• 1996 Submissions
• 1990 Submissions
• 1989 Submissions
• 1988 Submissions

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2001 Submissions

• Increasing Canada's Population
• Reply to Thomas Axworthy
• Organic Prince
• Response to Carbon-sink doubts don't hold water from David Anderson

2000 Submissions

• Thoughtful suggestions on climate change
• Comments on letter from Joe Howieson
• Response to "Some like it hot" by W. Thorsell
• Wake up and smell the smog
• AIDS in Africa
• G8 and Information Technology
• The Kursk's Reactor
• Canadian Taxation on Renewable Energy
• iMacs
• Canada and the Clean Development Mechanism
• Candu Reactors and The Hague
• Failure at The Hague

1999 Submissions

• Reply to letter from Scott Powell
• Market Forces
• Global warming a security issue
• Micmac killed too, Halifax Mayor says
• Science Culture Canada
• Civil War in Sierra Leone
• William Thorsell and the Internet
• Glacial melting
• Response to "Prepare for global warming"
• Sir Issac Newton's Tree
• Ed Yourdon and Y2K

1998 Submissions

• Crusades
• District Heating
• Canadian Smog and Canadian Gasoline
• Canada's "National" Newspaper
• India's Nuclear Testing
• "Tentative" Science of Global Warming
• Son of TAGS
• Effluent Canadians
• Southern Ontario Smog
• Nisga'a Land Settlement
• Cars and Toys
• Preparing for a hotter planet
• Highway to NAFTA
• Gray-jay population declines
• Canada's squalid secret
• Canada's squalid secret revisited
• Ontario Hydro
• Emissions trading
• Hot air in Buenos Aires

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1997 Submissions

• Megacity
• Gassing up the atmosphere
• Greenhouse gas emissions
• Gasoline prices
• Problems at Pickering nuclear station
• Thinning ozone layer
• Sentinel fishery
• Confederation Bridge
• Junk Science
• Hot air and greenhouse gases
• Ozone layer shows signs of recovery
• Reply to Brian Hunt, Canadian Auto Association
• London's killer smog - clarification
• Canadians and the environment
• Push-powered lawm mowers
• Gasoline prices
• Candu reactor construction
• Canada missing emission target
• Time for caution on global warming
• Rebuttal to W. Thorsell on Climate Change
• Canada's Special Case
• Tires into football fields

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1996 Submissions

• Fossils
• China's CANDU Reactor
• Benefits of nuclear power
• China's energy future
• CANDU sales to China
• Climate change (Sergio Marchi)

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1990 Submissions

• Carbon Dioxide Reduction
• Stabilizing Canada's Carbon Dioxide Levels

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1988 Submissions

• The Greenhouse Effect
• The Prairie Drought
• Domino
• Mr. Broadbent's Gasoline Price Cuts
• Environmental Time Bombs
• The Greenhouse Effect

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