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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 2020
Page
6
The Sentinel presents unsigned editorials reflecting the paper on issues while other columns letters and cartoons reflect writers or artists opinions. Readers may write to individual columnists in care of The Sentinel at the Holland Michigan address or newsroom contact.
John Fulenwider of Holland details hydrogen as the replacement for fossil fuels, noting its CO2 free burn in fuel cells and potential to store wind and solar energy. The piece cites U.S. and international efforts, including NREL support, electrolyzers, and early deployments in Scotland, Germany, France, Japan, and China, highlighting jobs and policy debates.
David Winwood argues against march in rights to remdesivir and other Bayh-Dole inventions. He notes the act supports private investment and 6 million jobs, with Moderna and other medicines tracing back to university research. He warns government seizure would chill innovation and harm health and prosperity.
Jim Lilly of the 89th Michigan House asks for an in depth legislative review of election processes after canvassing and hearings found human error in Detroit precincts. He supports additional pre processing time for absentees and lets clerks remove deceased voters from rolls. Biden quote urges unity.
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