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Computare - Thoughtfull analysis and commentary on climate change and greenhouse gas management

bulletComputare - Greenhouse gas analysis, management and climate change related strategic services
bulletContacting Computare, Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada for services on climate change and greenhouse gas management
bulletResume, Biography, Curriculum Vitae of Computare Principal Scientist Duane Pendergast
bulletThank you letter from Engineering Institute of Canada president
bulletCommentary on climate change and greenhouse gas control in Kyoto, Canada, Alberta
bulletSupport documents/Commentary/Canada's Energy Flow - 2003 - EJ.pdf
bulletRuddiman - Did human development of agriculture stop an ice age?
bulletDeveloping and developed country responsibility for climate change
bulletSustainable development in Canada's 2004 Speech from the Throne
bulletCharcoal(black pyrogenic carbon) as a carbon sink in agriculture and forestry
bulletGeorgia Conference on archeology, agriculture, engineering and charcoal carbon sinks
bulletCanadian energy sources for the future: Post fossil fuel society
bulletWater use to produce Canola oil for biodiesel fuel
bulletCanada's climate change plans, Project Green, Kyoto
bulletNuclear and bioenergy to build earth's terra preta soil inventory
bulletThree Mile Island mutant monster living plants reported in the Village Voice
bulletKyoto, climate change and greenhouse gas control in Canada and Alberta
bulletOn wind turbines, water vapor, Kyoto, Denmark, climate change, and greenhouse gasmanagement
bulletReducing personal greenhouse gas emissions under the climate change plan
bulletSign Kyoto, shelve it, and forget it by Catherine Ford, Calgary Herald
bulletCanada's Kyoto clean energy greenhouse gas credits spurned by the United Nations
bulletMade in Canada or Alberta greenhouse gas solution not an appropriate Kyoto climate change tactic
bulletMaybe Alberta wind power investment a risky business
bulletCalgary light transit train claim of wind power a bad joke
bulletWater vapor (vapour) the most important greenhouse gas
bulletAlberta and Canada have worked together on Kyoto greenhouse gas management scheme since 1997
bulletWind turbines not a reliable source of energy for Alberta and Canada
bulletDenmark wind and renewable energy not as rosy as often claimed
bulletReducing personal greenhouse gas emissions for Kyoto
bulletDr Suzuki staff makes greenhouse gas technical errors on his behalf
bulletA committment to reduce personal greenhouse gas emissions
bulletPremier Klein response to letter on the Kyoto Protocol from the Canadian Nuclear Association
bulletLetter to Premier Klein on the National Climate Change Process
bulletSupport documents/Letters/Letters 2002/Premier Klein_files/filelist.xml
bulletAlberta Environment Minister Taylor letter re the Alberta Action Plan on Climate Change to the Canadian Nuclear Association
bulletCanada, Kyoto and Alberta: Need to delay Kyoto ratification till a realistic national plan is established
bulletWind, nuclear, fossil fuel, generated energy and electricity - Fire and lumber in greenhouse gas management
bulletDuane Pendergast on climate change, IPCC, Kyoto, renewable, greenhouse gas management and energy
bulletSome thoughts, reasoning and questions on forest fires, forest sinks, agriculture and biological sinks
bulletRenewable Energy Deployment Initiative in Canada and Relevance to Kyoto
bulletShould we feed corn to cars as a Kyoto measure when people are starving? Is it effective GHG control?
bulletClimate change and carbon dioxide facts in the Ottawa Citizen
bulletOil sand (oilsand) and nuclear energy reduces greenhouse gas from syncrude production
bulletCanada's hydrogen fuel cell energy technology development initiative and Kyoto
bulletMeeting Canada's one tonne greenhouse gas challenge with Hybrid Honda Civic
bulletHumans and nature connected by earth's carbon cycle
bulletAgriculture and forest carbon sinks example based on carbon in lumber export
bulletCarbon dioxide measurement from car exhaust is not needed to estimate greenhouse gas emissions
bulletAre power utilities able to meet renewable energy guarantees with green electricity - wind power?
bulletHydrogen fuel cell for planes, trains, and automobiles
bulletSuncor oil sands, greenhouse gas emission and nuclear energy
bulletVirtual library could help city council meet Kyoto support pledge
bulletBurning food to help comply with the Kyoto Protocol
bulletDigging for diamonds wastes energy and generates greenhouse gas
bulletEnergy from biomass does not sequester carbon emissions in permanent sinks
bulletWater battery and renewable energy: A potential media exaggeration and extravaganza
bulletCanada's auto manufacturing industry not a source of GHG emissions in Large Industrial Emitter group
bulletEnvironment Canada error in greenhouse gas reduction in steel industry with 2001 inventory?
bulletNon reliable and variable wind lessens it's value as a greenhouse gas free electricity and power source
bulletEnergy efficiency induced greenhouse gas reduction as a climate change solution
bulletCanada might hope Russia does not ratify Kyoto
bulletSierra Club report card on Canada and Alberta Kyoto performance
bulletRenewable energy will do little to avoid power blackout in Ontario
bulletBuy Honda Civic hybrid vehicle to meet the one tonne challenge in Canada re Kyoto?
bulletLetter from Minister Dhaliwal - probe of Renewable Energy Deployment Initiative (REDI)
bulletRenewable Energy Deployment Initiative, Natural Resorces Canada and green energy subsidies
bulletWind energy in Alberta an unreliable source of energy and needs storage at high cost
bulletWater injection for oil recovery
bulletClimate change, greenhouse, nuclear waste, charcoal, Kyoto
bulletNuclear Waste Management Organization requires consideration of positve aspects of nuclear science and technology
bulletGreenhouse gas sinks from organic garbage and trash
bulletNot all possible dire events warrant advance responsive action
bulletCanada's one tonne challenge to Canadians to help meet Kyoto is old news from the Climate Change Plan for Canada
bulletCanada's Throne Speech drops the Kyoto word
bulletCanada's One Tonne Challenge on Kyoto related personal greenhouse gas emissions
bulletCanada forgets Kyoto and puts it on the shelf
bulletHydrogen inefficiency with fuel cells not a road block to greenhouse gas reductions
bulletHydrogen as a replacement for liquid fossil fuels
bulletLandfill methane and credits for greenhouse gas reduction
bulletKyoto accord is being neglected in Canada
bulletCanada unilaterally shifts the Kyoto compliance date to 2012
bulletRussia commits Canada to impossible Kyoto task
bulletCanada going beyond Kyoto will break the economy
bulletDavid Suzuki mistake on urban heat island
bulletDavid Suzuki mistake originates with Alanna Mitchell of Globe and Mail
bulletWind turbines and transmission lines idled when wind stops blowing
bulletJames Lovelock, Gwynne Dyer, climate change and nuclear power
bulletEducating Canadians on climate change and greenhouse gas management
bulletScience based carbon dioxide management with agricultural charcoal and carbon
bulletClimate change charades can't confuse Canadians
bulletUsing charcoal for simultaneous soil fertilizer and carbon sink
bulletConflict between individual and global(micro and macro) greenhouse gas reduction
bulletCalculate personal greenhouse gas emissions
bulletGreenhouse gases, (GHG) global warming,energy and climate change
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/SACPA/Computare SACPA Presentation with Notes_files/slide0050_image008.jpg
bulletThe Kyoto Protocol: Where did it come from? Where might it take us?
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/SACPA/Computare SACPA Presentation with Notes_files/filelist.xml
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/SACPA/Computare SACPA Presentation with Notes_files/preview.wmf
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/SACPA/Computare SACPA Presentation with Notes_files/oledata.mso
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/SACPA/Computare SACPA Presentation with Notes_files/pres.xml
bulletThe Kyoto Protocol: Where did it come from? Where might it take us?
bulletUsing manure and garbage to produce energy and fertilizer
bulletMicromanagement (micro management)of greenhouse gas ineffective
bulletCanada squirming out of Kyoto
bulletEnvironmentalists promote global warming hypothesis and ineffective action
bulletThe distinction between pollution and carbon dioxide
bulletPerhaps tree rings not a very precise indicator of temperature
bulletGround source heat pumps reduce GHG emissions only if electricity is greenhouse gas free
bulletCanada's forest greenhouse gas (GHG) sink and inventory not rational re wood products
bulletNuclear energy and water driven turbines provide greenhouse gas (GHG) free energy to manufacturers
bulletIs there an environmental conspiracy pushing cliamte change and Kyoto in Canada?
bulletClimate change conspiracy in Canada?
bulletCanada's greenhouse gas inventory and the forest product carbon sink
bulletRadiation heat transfer, climate science, greenhouse gas (GHG) control
bulletMillennium Ecosystem Assessment misses role of energy introduced by humans to ecosystems
bulletCanada's Project Green claims Kyoto about clean air and water
bulletCanada overdue for Kyoto damage control
bulletClaim climate change a risk to whales another silly pronouncement
bulletG8 meeting might help reason prevail on climate change and Kyoto
bulletG8 might be concerned about global warming and cooling
bulletPower grid does not store energy for use when needed
bulletOne Tonne Challenge not very effective greenhouse gas action
bulletSoftwood lumber export should be carbon sink for Canada
bulletFriends of Science talk on climate science in Lethbridge
bulletSuzuki discusses report on plant growth and emissions of dubious value
bulletScience, scientists, climate change and greenhouse gas
bulletPrime Minister Chretien still behind Kyoto and sponsorship
bulletTwo decades needed to debunk Kyoto
bulletSierra Club discourages action to sequester greenhouse gas
bulletCanada's forests absorb carbon dioxide and store carbon in lumber sink
bulletCanada pays megatonnes of money for Kyoto
bulletNuclear resource available long after fossil fuel too precious to burn
bulletCanada role in Kyoto hard to understand
bulletRona Ambrose, greenhouse gases, (GHG) global warming,energy, and climate change
bulletClimate science and solutions uncertain
bulletForests, methane and climate science uncertainty
bulletNuclear energy in Iran and diplomacy
bulletLethbridge cogeneration and Montana Alberta power line for electricity exports
bulletClimatism new environmental religion
bulletSuzuki spin on climate change and greenhouse gas management
bulletFormer PM Chretien says Kyoto targets reachable
bulletMinister Rona Ambrose, Environment Canada funding support for climate change
bulletSupport documents/Letters/Letters 2006/Ambrose 06_03_files/filelist.xml
bulletCanada's Kyoto pledge cancelled?
bulletTime for Canada to get out of Kyoto
bulletWishing Minister Ambrose success with the climate change file
bulletMontana Alberta powerline from Great Falls to Lethbridge
bulletWater to produce oil from canola and Alberta's oil (tar) sands
bulletCarp confusion over Kyoto, carbon dioxide, and pollution
bulletPublic relations, polls and climate science
bulletThw Wegman Report and the hockey stick
bulletAccess to information on climate change policy in Canada
bulletReport of the Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development
bulletCanadians need access to information on climate change plans
bulletCanada's Clean Air Act a breath of fresh air
bulletHuman intelligence increases the planet's bio-productivity
bulletCanada can withdraw from Kyoto
bulletPlanet dependent on and supporting a natural human component
bulletSuzuki finds news exaggerates points made by science papers
bulletNuclear energy generates fossil fuel royalty
bulletThorium another nuclear fission fuel
bulletClosure of websites counfounds open transparent government
bulletShould Canada withdraw from the Kyoto Protocol?
bulletKyoto overlooks carbon cycle
bulletMinister Ambrose a victim of sabotage?
bulletKyoto, greenhouse gases, (GHG) global warming,energy, and climate change
bulletFriends of the Earth carbon tax proposal
bulletParliament's Bill C-288 re Kyoto pledge makes mischief
bulletBranson prize on greenhouse gas removal miserly
bulletDavid Suzuki advice to Canada's government on climate change
bulletCanada's Kyoto target trivialized by media
bulletKyoto think on greenhouse gas management distorts reality
bulletCanada needs membership in Global Nucleae Energy Partnership
bulletMedia writes before reading
bulletBaird versus Gore.htm
bulletUnderstanding climate change requires serious study
bulletClimate change a multimedia fantasy game
bulletCanada already in the global nuclear energy partnership
bulletWind OK for for residents, but not for city
bulletRevised Alberta royalty regimen may turn out OK
bulletGreen parade makes little sense
bulletWhere has National Climate Change Process gone?
bulletWind energy may be a white elephant
bulletWind makes nuclear look very economical
bulletWind energy in Alberta very expensive
bulletRemoval offsets differ from emission avoidance offsets
bulletPembina Institute obfuscates emissions from nuclear energy
bulletNuclear energy, oilsands, oil sands, carbon emissions, National Climate Change Process
bulletNational Climate Change Process Lost
bulletSoil from Oil 08_03.htm
bulletBiofuels 08_03.htm
bulletAlberta expert panel to report on nuclear energy
bulletPublic wants continuing development of the Alberta oil sands
bulletEvidence for radiation effects lacking at TMI
bulletComputare participates in Canada - Kyoto - Alberta public consultation on greenhouse and climate change
bulletNational Stakeholder Submission on Canada Kyoto plan for greenhouse management
bulletSubmission to Alberta climate change and greenhouse gas reduction action plan
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/Alberta Public Submission_files/filelist.xml
bulletSubmission of comments on Canada's greenhouse gas offset consultation discussion document
bulletAlberta Stakeholder Submission on management of greenhouse gas alternative to Kyoto
bulletCANDU nuclear energy to provide electricty, SAGD steam, hydrogen for heavy oil upgrading, and irrigation in Alberta
bulletSample Overhead
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/CIE/Computare Web_CNA CIE Presentation_files/filelist.xml
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/CIE/Computare Web_CNA CIE Presentation_files/preview.wmf
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/CIE/Computare Web_CNA CIE Presentation_files/oledata.mso
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/CIE/Computare Web_CNA CIE Presentation_files/pres.xml
bulletKyoto ratification by Canada and Russia means Canada commited to reduce greenhouse gas to 6% below 1990
bulletReducing greenhouse gas emissions with nuclear electricity as part of Canada's action to comply with the Kyoto Protocol
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/IG Nuclear Analysis/IG Nuclear Analysis Presentation.pdf
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/IG Nuclear Analysis/IG Nuclear Analysis.pdf
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/IG Nuclear Analysis/IG Nuclear Analysis Appendix A.pdf
bulletUsing energy from nuclear, wind, and coal to modify the carbon cycle, including charcoal black carbon sinks.
bulletSample Overhead
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/Cafe Scientifique/Cafe Scientifique 04_05_05_files/filelist.xml
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/Cafe Scientifique/Cafe Scientifique 04_05_05_files/preview.wmf
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/Cafe Scientifique/Cafe Scientifique 04_05_05_files/pres.xml
bulletSample Overhead
bulletUsing energy to manage the carbon cycle and greenhouse gas
bulletEnergy, science, and technology to manage and control greenhouse gas
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/ANES 2004/ANES Presentation 04_10_08_files/filelist.xml
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/ANES 2004/ANES Presentation 04_10_08_files/preview.wmf
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/ANES 2004/ANES Presentation 04_10_08_files/pres.xml
bulletEnergy, science, and technology to manage and control greenhouse gas
bulletNuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO), used nuclear fuel, climate change and greenhouse gas (GHG)management
bulletUsed nuclear fuel waste, ethics, energy,conservation, recycle, energy technology innovation
bulletNWMO, sustainable development, used nuclear fuel (waste)management, energy benefits and needs
bulletAboriginal elders advise that we should think of the impact of our actions seven generations hence
bulletJames Lovelock, originator of the Gaia hypotheses sees nuclear energy as the climate friendly energy source
bulletThe ANS defines nuclear energy as renewable while Canadians want recycling and reusing used fuel considered.
bulletThe future management of Canada's used nuclear fuel
bulletElizabeth Dodeswell Letter on nuclear fuel waste management study
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/NWMO/Elizabeth Dodeswell Letter_files/filelist.xml
bulletChoosing a way forward with Canada's spent nuclear fuel
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/NWMO/Final Review 05_08_files/filelist.xml
bulletBlue Ridge 08_04_05.htm
bulletWhitecourt 08_04_04.htm
bulletWhitecourt Star Ad 08_01_30.htm
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/Whitecourt Star Ad 08_01_30_files/filelist.xml
bulletWhitecourt Reading List 08_04_04.htm
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/Whitecourt Reading List 08_04_04_files/filelist.xml
bulletNuclear energy for Alberta
bulletContributions to Engineering Institute of Canada (EIC) climate change conference
bulletEnergy, science, and technology to manage and control greenhouse gas
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/CCC2006/Sustainable Presentation/Sustainable Policy 06_05_files/filelist.xml
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/CCC2006/Sustainable Presentation/Sustainable Policy 06_05_files/preview.wmf
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/CCC2006/Sustainable Presentation/Sustainable Policy 06_05_files/pres.xml
bulletEnergy, science, and technology to manage and control greenhouse gas
bulletDeveloping Mega-Engineered Climate Change Solutions
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/CCC2006/Energy Presentation Intro/Mega_Engineering Session Intro Final_files/filelist.xml
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/CCC2006/Energy Presentation Intro/Mega_Engineering Session Intro Final_files/preview.wmf
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/CCC2006/Energy Presentation Intro/Mega_Engineering Session Intro Final_files/pres.xml
bulletDeveloping Mega-Engineered Climate Change Solutions
bulletEnergy, science, and technology to manage and control greenhouse gas
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/CCC2006/Energy Presentation Body/Energy_Mega_Engineering 06_05_files/filelist.xml
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/CCC2006/Energy Presentation Body/Energy_Mega_Engineering 06_05_files/preview.wmf
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/CCC2006/Energy Presentation Body/Energy_Mega_Engineering 06_05_files/pres.xml
bulletEnergy, science, and technology to manage and control greenhouse gas
bulletBeyond Kyoto - greenhouse gas sink management
bulletEnergy, the carbon cycle and greenhouse gas management
bulletIncreasing nuclear fission fuel supplies
bulletSupport documents/Fora Input/CCC2006/Nuclear Paper 06_05_files/filelist.xml
bulletThe role of forest wood products in Canada's National Greenhouse Gas Inventory
bulletAlberta oil sands consultation and nuclear energy
bulletWater in the West: Under Pressure
bulletPublications on Canadian technology to reduce greenhouse gas and manage climate change including nuclear energy
bulletSupport documents/Publications/Nuclear oilsands.pdf
bulletSoil from oil: Is biochar the magic bullet we've been waiting for?
bulletSupport documents/Publications/More Energy is Less/Alberta Oil_More Energy is Less.pdf
bulletConference Program description.htm
bulletClimate change conference: energy, coal, oil, gas, nuclear, sinks, sequestration, forests, agriculture,life-cycle
bulletReducing greenhouse gas emissions from cars and light trucks in Canada
bulletSupport documents/Publications/CO2 Free Cars_files/filelist.xml
bulletReducing the greenhouse effect: A major new benefit from nuclear energy use
bulletSupport documents/Publications/Digest_files/filelist.xml
bulletEstimating life cycle greenhouse gas emissions from CANDU nuclear power plants
bulletClimate change issue cooling with reduced temperature increase predictions and lessened public interest
bulletimages/Cooling Carbon Cycle Figure 1.JPG
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