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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 2019
Page
6
The piece argues BirthStrike reflects fear over climate change, urging childlessness to avert suffering. It mocks the language of apocalypse and political fear, noting CNN interview with Cody Harrison and criticizing calls to extremize policy responses as knee-jerk reactions.
Danish skeptic Bjorn Lomborg argues global warming is real but alarm overhyped, stressing cost effective remedies and prioritizing other global challenges. He notes progress and criticizes governments spending on climate efforts while urging commonsense policy. Joe Coffman, Holland resident, contact JCoffman4200 gmail.com.
The Holland Sentinel asks readers if Michigan's move to reduce auto insurance rates will affect prices and invites a new poll on satisfaction with home internet service. Voters are directed to Facebook to cast ballots, with percentages of total votes displayed.
Elizabeth DeWaard of Holland cites Sister Joan D. in urging a wider pro life moral view. She cites cost of raising a child, calls for livable wages, affordable health care, subsidized housing, and robust support programs. She advocates sex education, Planned Parenthood, and adoption as part of a comprehensive approach to protecting children.
Ashley Cramer Holland urges expanding the Wizard of Oz exhibit in Centennial Park. She proposes a full yellow brick road and engraved bricks, urges more attractions, and cites traffic concerns raised by Albert Bell about events blocking streets.
The Sentinel notes unsigned editorials reflect the paper position while all other columns and cartoons express the writer or artist views. Submissions should go to newsroom HollandSentinel.com or mail to Opinions 54 W. Eighth St. Holland MI 49423 with name address and phone for verification. Letters are capped at 300 words. longer letters may be considered case by case. Guest columns require 600 to 750 words.
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