From his early days as an activist, Dr. Patrick Moore has been unafraid to speak his mind—a habit that, over the past 30 years, has earned him more than a few detractors.

Sensible Environmentalism was born of frustration. What began in the 1970s as a politically-centered, science-based vision of environmentalism has been replaced with extremism and rhetoric.

Science and logic have been abandoned and the environmental movement is often used to promote other causes such as inequality between the rich and poor and anti-corporatism. Many of Dr. Moore's ex-colleagues are now his critics. But, true to form, that in no way diminishes his commitment to share his knowledge and opinions, and to participate in the public dialogue on environmental issues.

Media Releases:

  The new, revised 10th anniversary edition of TREES ARE THE ANSWER delivers an even more powerful message than before about the value of forests, a message that runs counter to much of the environmental movement’s current thinking.

 New credit in LEEDS green building could lead to increased risk of infection in hospitals while providing no environmental benefit - November 9, 2009

Anti-Fish Farm Activist Alexandra Morton Caught in Flip-Flop, Credibility in Question, says Greenpeace co-Founder - October 25, 2006

Greenpeace co-Founder Asks UK's Royal Society to Stop Playing Political Blame Game on Global Warming - September 21, 2006

Greenpeace Co-Founder Applauds Ontario’s Support for Nuclear Energy - June 14, 2006

  Activists’ Fear-Mongering Against Nuclear Energy Scientifically Baseless, says Greenpeace Co-Founder - June 13, 2006

Greenpeace Co-founder & Former Leader Applauds Long-term Federal Planon Nuclear Facilities:  Calls it ‘Good Investment in Our Energy Future’ - June 2, 2006

    Dr. Patrick Moore Receives Honorary Doctorate in Science - May 13, 2005

  Dr. Patrick Moore Appears Before US House Subcommittee on Energy & Resources, Speaks in Support of Nuclear Energy - April 28, 2005

    WPN Media Release: United Nations Reports North American Forests Are Growing - June 2, 2001

   WPN Media Release: Wood Framing Makes It "Easy to be Green" - September 25, 2001