Prof. Werner Antweiler, Ph.D.
Werner's Blog — Opinion, Analysis, Commentary
Blog Entries: Canada
- Canada deserves a 21st-century electoral system (September 24)
- Political swing votes are not uniform (September 13)
- Where Canada's federal election is competitive (September 8)
- The GHG footprint of Alberta's oil sands is growing alarmingly (April 11)
- Canada's carbon pricing is continuing on the right track (14 Dec 20)
- Updated: Canada's stock market during the COVID-19 pandemic (24 Nov 20)
- The madness of round two of Trump's aluminium tariffs (7 Aug 20)
- How much money could be saved by driving electric in Canada? (29 Jul 20)
- Canada's stock market during the COVID-19 pandemic (6 Jun 20)
- About COVID-19 charts (1 Apr 20)
- What can Canada learn from Germany's short-time work model? (17 Mar 20)
- Canada's rising gasoline demand and the need for more e-mobility (2 Feb 20)
- Stopping caller ID spoofing and phone scams (7 Nov 19)
- Canada's parliament with provincial proportional representation (26 Oct 19)
- Canada's growing urban-rural political divide (23 Oct 19)
- Electoral reform with strong local representation (28 Sep 19)
Recent Blog Entries
- Canada deserves a 21st-century electoral system (September 24)
- Political swing votes are not uniform (September 13)
- Where Canada's federal election is competitive (September 8)
- The state of public EV charging in British Columbia (August 16)
- Passenger cars in BC are getting heavier (July 25)
- Are EVs already cheaper than gas-powered cars? (July 21)
- The economic vulnerability of bitcoin mining (June 18)
- Will green aviation be powered by hydrogen? (May 20)
- The state of EV adoption in British Columbia (April 21)
- The GHG footprint of Alberta's oil sands is growing alarmingly (April 11)
- Vaccinating BC's population pyramid (April 9)
- How much is climate change making Vancouver warmer, and does our electricity grid need to become more resilient to adapt? (February 18)
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