Canada 2001 - Some Personal Views about the Future
Parte deReginald Harold Clark fonds
Professor A.M Taylor (Geography and Political Science) forecasts what the year 2001 might bring. Two scenarios are discussed. The first scenario refers to India's prospects in the year 2001 with regard to energy and food consumption. The second scenario looks at Canada's prospects in the year 2000.
Prospects for New Energy Sources
Parte deReginald Harold Clark fonds
C. Lafkas: Nuclear, solar, geothermal, and fusion as new sources. The present state of the art, the special problems to be solved and the possibilities of success.
Parte deReginald Harold Clark fonds
C. Lafkas: Utilization of energy. Traditional and present sources with particular reference to water power and fossil fuels and their distribution. The approaching depletion of fossil fuels.
The Colonization of Space - A Solution?
Parte deReginald Harold Clark fonds
R.N. Henricksen
An Historian on the Idea of Progress
Parte deReginald Harold Clark fonds
J.A.Leith: Past and present views of progress, different political views of progress, progress and technology
The Care for Inherent Stability
Parte deReginald Harold Clark fonds
K. Palda
Canadian Oil and Gas Supplies for the 1980's
Parte deReginald Harold Clark fonds
G. Haight
Issues for the Future (Ontario Hydro)- Part 1
Parte deReginald Harold Clark fonds
L Higgins (economist in charge of load forasting, Ontario Hydro). Recorded at St. Lawrence College
Land Declaration in the Sudbury Area
Parte deReginald Harold Clark fonds
G.K. Rutherford and C. Bray
Peacemaking: Public and Private
Parte deReginald Harold Clark fonds
A. Curle