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Welcome to a Nemeth Report special. Canada is about to sign onto new emissions reporting standards that are designed to kill the fossil fuel industry. The International Financial Reporting Standards Foundation (IFRS) has developed a new global baseline sustainability and climate related financial disclosure Standard, and Canada has committed to supporting this new Standard. I’ve written a new report about this extremely important issue that will have profound implications for every business in Canada, but which, as currently written, demonizes greenhouse gas emissions through the accounting standards’ metrics. I explain in this report how pernicious this Standard is, and how it will compromise the finances and operations of hydrocarbon companies, and any industry that utilizes hydrocarbons. In this Special Report, I share with you the Executive Summary from my report, Counting Carbon Molecules, which is available on the podcast website, The Nemeth Report.com. Another summary of the report is in my recent op-ed in the Financial Post, "Net-Zero? New Standard Aims for Absolute-Zero Emissions." I hope you will enjoy this short episode. If you have any comments please email me at: thenemethreport@protonmail.com

Season 2 Episode 6 – Conversation with Ron Wallace Joining me to discuss the forgotten issue of Energy Security is Dr. Ron Wallace. Dr. Wallace is a former CEO and has served on federal, provincial and territorial energy and environmental regulators, including the National Energy Board. Dr. Wallace is a Fellow of the Canadian Global Affairs Institute and a Board member of the Canada West Foundation. He worked with the World Bank (Washington), the Asian Development Bank (Manila) and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (London) on international resource management projects including the World Bank’s emergency assessment and containment of the Kharyaga Pipeline oil spill near Usinsk, Russia. In 2019 he was appointed as the GNWT representative to both the Mackenzie Valley Environmental Impact Review Board (Yellowknife) and the Environmental Impact Screening Committee (Inuvik). He recently chaired the Alberta Coal Policy Committee. He is the author of a number of commentaries and reports including the recent, "THE GLOBAL ENERGY TRANSITION CONFRONTS EAST VS WEST REALPOLITIK: WHY ENERGY SECURITY MATTERS." Dr. Wallace has also contributed opinion editorials to the Financial Post such as, “Biden and Trudeau are Putin and Xi’s Useful Energy Idiots,” and the recent “An Unexpected Energy Revolution Arrives.”

Over the last 14 years, Canada's energy sector has been the target of the highly organized and highly funded Tar Sands Campaign. A recent investigation for the government of Alberta called the Allan Inquiry, looked into the influence of this campaign. Here is what they found. Link to the podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-nemeth-report/id1576713928 https://anchor.fm/t-nemeth

Season 2 Episode 1 – Conversation with Patricia Adams China’s Ambitions and Net-Zero Green Useful Idiots In this episode, Dr. Tammy Nemeth speaks with Patricia Adams on China’s global ambitions, how it’s related to the climate movement, and the push for a net-zero transition. Patricia Adams is an Economist and Executive Director of Probe International, an independent environmental advocacy group. She has written several books on foreign aid, environmental policies in the developing world, and is an authority on China’s environmental policy. Her most recent publications are two very insightful reports, “China’s Energy Dream,” and “The Red and the Green: China’s Useful Idiots.” In autumn 2021, she participated in a GWPF Webinar COP26: What are China’s Real Intentions?. She has recently written commentary for the Financial Post and The Epoch Times. _________________________________________ For questions or comments on this episode or to contact Dr. Tammy Nemeth, email at: thenemethreport@protonmail.com.

Season 2 Episode 3 – Protest & Violence: Is it getting worse? Conversation with Stewart Muir Shedding Light on Environmental Activism and Violence in British Columbia, Canada. In this episode, Dr. Tammy Nemeth speaks with Stewart Muir founder of Resource Works on the ongoing and escalating environmental activism and violence against resource development projects in British Columbia. Stewart Muir, a graduate of Simon Fraser University and the University of British Columbia, is the founder and executive director of the Resource Works Society based in Vancouver, British Columbia. Stewart has worked as a journalist and media executive in Hong Kong, Australia, Toronto, Ottawa and western Canada. After 8 years as director of the Nature Trust of British Columbia, Stewart founded Resource Works in 2014 to improve the state of public discourse relating to natural resources and their importance to the lives of British Colombians and all Canadians. Stewart is a contributing author of The Sea Among Us: The Amazing Strait of Georgia that won several distinctions. As a passionate advocate for Indigenous leadership in natural resource sectors, Stewart founded the Indigenous Partnership Success Showcase, an annual event bringing business and Indigenous leaders together to work towards economic reconciliation. For questions or comments on this episode or to contact Dr. Tammy Nemeth, email at: thenemethreport@protonmail.com.

Season 2 Episode 2 – Conversation with Michael Rectenwald Dissecting the World Economic Forum’s Great Reset In this episode, Dr. Tammy Nemeth speaks with Dr. Michael Rectenwald on the nature and implications of Klaus Schwab and the World Economic Forum’s The Great Reset. Michael is the Chief Academic Officer and co-founder of American Scholars, a pro-American education platform. He was a Professor of Liberal Studies and Global Liberal Studies at NYU from 2008 to 2019. He holds a Ph.D. in Literary and Cultural Studies from Carnegie Mellon University, and is the author of 11 books such as Beyond Woke (May 2020), Google Archipelago: The Digital Gulag and the Simulation of Freedom (2019), and the recent Thought Criminal (2020). Michael has been writing about the Great Reset on his blog since the summer of 2020, and more recently participated in the Hillsdale College “What is the Great Reset?” conference in November 2021. Those who are interested in this subject may also be interested in Klaus Schwab’s companion book The Great Narrative: The Great Reset Vol. 2.

In this episode, Dr. Tammy Nemeth speaks with Marc Morano about his new book, the great reset, and what’s at stake with proposed Green New Deals and the net-zero transition at their core. Marc Morano is the author of , writer and executive producer of the films and , editor of the website , and author of the book . You may also pre-order his next book If you have comments or questions about this episode please send them to: nemethreport@protonmail.com.

In this episode, Dr. Tammy Nemeth speaks with Robert Lyman about the issues of climate change, net-zero, and the IPCC. With a career in the federal public service spanning 37 years, and several years working as a consultant on energy and environmental issues, Mr. Lyman has written many reports on these issues. Several of these are available on the Friends of Science website. He has also been invited to testify before parliamentary committees, most recently in May 2021, when he presented a brief titled, “The Role of Green Energy in Canada’s Economic Recovery from the Pandemic.” His most recent contribution to understanding Canada’s net-zero future is “Net Zero 2050: Not What the Experts Predict”.

In this episode, Dr. Tammy Nemeth speaks with journalist Donna Laframboise about the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and the net-zero future.

In this episode, Dr. Tammy Nemeth speaks with Robert Bryce about his book A Question of Power: Electricity and the Wealth of Nations, the important centrality of electricity to our modern way of life, and what's at stake in the net-zero transition. Robert Bryce is a research fellow at the Austin-based Foundation for Research on Equal opportunity, the author, most recently, of A Question of Power. Electricity and the Wealth of Nations, co-[producer of the documentary Juice: How Electricity Explained the World, and the host if the Power Hungry Podcast.

In this episode, Dr. Tammy Nemeth speaks with David Yager, Oil Service Executive – Energy Policy Analyst - Author & Writer, on the shift of our appreciation and understanding of hydrocarbons From Miracle to Menace as described in his appropriately titled book of the same name, and how this fits in with the proposed net-zero transition. You can find his book at Amazon: From Miracle to Menace. If you have comments or questions about this episode please send them to: nemethreport@protonmail.com.

In this episode, Dr. Tammy Nemeth speaks with Rupert Darwall exploring the issue of the Climate Industrial Complex, its campaign to destroy the hydrocarbon industry in the Western world, and the net-zero transition. Rupert Darwall is a senior fellow of the Real Clear Foundation, and author of the books (available on Amazon) The Age of Global Warming and Green Tyranny: Exposing the Totalitarian Roots of the Climate Industrial Complex. Mr. Darwall is also the author of a number of recent reports such as "Capitalism, Socialism and ESG," and "The Climate Noose: Business, Net Zero and the IPCC's Anti-capitalism." This episode was recorded on 24 June 2021. You can also follow Mr. Darwall on Twitter.

In this episode, Dr. Tammy Nemeth speaks with Dr. John Robson of the Climate Discussion Nexus on the issues of China's global ambitions, how it's related to the climate movement and its campaign to destroy the hydrocarbon industry in the Western world, and the push for a net-zero transition. Dr. Robson is the Executive Director of the Climate Discussion Nexus (CDN), a documentary filmmaker, National Post, Epoch Times, and Loonie Politics columnist, and contributing editor to the Dorchester Review. Dr. Robson is also an adjunct professor at Augustine College. You can watch on YouTube his excellent documentary on the Magna Carta, as well as the channel for the CDN. You can follow the CDN on Facebook and Twitter. This episode was recorded on 30 June 2021. If you have comments or questions about this episode please send them to: nemethreport@protonmail.com. The Nemeth Report is also available on Amazon music and Audible, and Apple Podcasts.

In this episode, Dr. Tammy Nemeth speaks with Dr. H. Sterling Burnett of the Heartland Institute, on the global plan of the World Economic Forum called The Great Reset, the proposed transition to net-zero, and how this all connects with the new Environmental, Social, Governance (ESG) metrics being forced onto businesses, financial institutions and personal decisions. Dr. Burnett, is a senior fellow on environmental policy and the managing editor of Environment and Climate News at the Heartland Institute. Two useful internet resources of the Heartland Institute are Climate Realism, which provides a daily rebuttal to climate change stories in the media, and Climate at a Glance, which offers brief summaries of frequently argued climate issues. You can find the Heartland Institute on Facebook, follow them on Twitter, and view their YouTube channel. This episode was recorded on 11 June 2021. If you have comments or questions about this episode please send them to: nemethreport@protonmail.com. The Nemeth Report is also available on Amazon music and Audible.

In this episode, Dr. Tammy Nemeth speaks with Michelle Stirling of the Friends of Science, exploring the issues of COP26, the international climate meeting being held in Glasgow in November 2021, the push towards Net-Zero, and Green Financing. Michelle Stirling is the contract Communications Director for the Friends of Science Society. In addition to their website and blog, you may find the Friends of Science on their YouTube channel. The Friends of Science also has a plain language climate change information website called Climate Change 101. You can follow the Friends of Science on their RSS feed and Twitter. This episode was recorded on 14 June 2021. If you have comments or questions about this episode please send them to: nemethreport@protonmail.com The Nemeth Report is also available on Amazon music and Audible.