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Ask the Professor, August 10, 2017

A recent weather network article made outlandish claims about man-made climate change, including that average summer temperatures in Ottawa would rise from 20 to 27 degrees Centigrade by 2200 unless by giving up fossil fuels we limited it to 24 degrees. How does one counter such outlandish claims?

A recent weather network article made outlandish claims about man-made climate change, including that average summer temperatures in Ottawa would rise from 20 to 27 degrees Centigrade by 2200 unless by giving up fossil fuels we limited it to 24 degrees. How does one counter such outlandish claims?
Ask the Professor, August 10, 2017
John Robson
Ask the Professor, August 5, 2017
With the new website I seem to have a better view of the "studio" in which you record your replies to Ask the Professor. While watching the latest I noticed that on the bookshelf over your left shoulder is a copy of an anthology of Mickey Spillane novels. Mickey Spillane?
Ask the Professor, August 5
John Robson
Ask the Professor, July 21, 2017
The Liberals have been appointing more women than men to federal judge positions, despite women being a minority of available candidates. The government's defenders say if every appointee is qualified, a pass-fail criterion, the Employment Equity Act's requirements are met. But isn't this discriminatory? If so, how can the government legally sustain anti-discrimination policies?
Ask the Professor, July 21
John Robson
Ask the Professor, July 16, 2017
Do you agree with Lawrence Solomon in the National Post that most politicians called "far right" in the media, like Marine Le Pen in France, are actually a new kind of nationalist with views scattered unpredictably all over the traditional left-right spectrum?
Ask the Professor, July 16
John Robson