Lazy slob will live as long as health nut says director
PERTH Australia An Australian physiologist Dr Ray Johnstone of the University of Western Australia says junk food smoking and fat cutting have little impact on life expectancy. He cites nine major studies over 20 years showing eight no gain in longevity or reductions in cancer or heart deaths. He criticizes health campaigns and taxpayer spending saying people should not obsess over diet or exercise as everyone must die of something.
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Perth
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Ray Johnstone
University of Western Australia
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Manitoba to Benefit From Greenhouse Effect Says Researcher
Dr. Louise Arthur of the University of Manitoba forecasts the greenhouse effect could raise regional temperatures by four to seven degrees C within 20 to 30 years, boosting crop yields especially corn and expanding high value crops like soybeans. She notes precipitation shifts and greater drought risk elsewhere, with warming potentially accelerating if CO2 buildup increases, yet remains cautiously optimistic about Canada adapting.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Louise Arthur
University of Manitoba Department of Agricultural Economics and
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Arthur
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Thur
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Reglone Registered for Use on Lentils in Canada
Agriculture Canada announced Reglone is now registered for lentil crops. Previously approved for sunflowers potatoes flax alfalfa and some special crops it helps drying down harvest. Mark Goodwin Manitoba Agriculture weed specialist notes the application method matches other crops and rates vary with crop density.
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Winnipeg — Agriculture Canada
Mark Goodwin
Manitoba
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