Geoscientists debate sulphate geo engineering risks and benefits
The piece reviews Ferraro Highwood and Charlton Perez Reading University findings on stratospheric sulphate aerosols as a climate control option. It notes potential tropical rainfall impacts at 1.8C and argues for further research while acknowledging cautious media interpretation and varied expert opinions from Parker Lovins and others.
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Angus Ferraro
Ellie Highwood
Andrew Charlton-Perez
Reading University
Tropics
Earth
Ferraro
Andy Parker
Kennedy School
Harvard University
Royal Society
United Kingdom
Ferrero Et al
Amory Lovins
The
Rocky Mountain Institute
China
Hydro
India
Japan
Amory
Asia
An Anchor Lost in Our Small Town
A listener from Inglis recalls the sudden death of Brian in a farm accident. She writes of his steady kindness, the value of anchors in life, and urges neighbors to cherish family and friends while keeping faith. May God bless Brian and all who anchor our lives.
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Roblin
Russell
Inglis
Cam
Brian
Tam
Fantino criticized over veterans affairs office closures
In a letter from T.W. a reader denounces Julian Fantino for delaying veterans services after eight regional offices closed including Brandon. The writer cites late meetings and calls for accountability as Service Canada takes over, urging better care for WWII, Korean, and newer veterans amid political distraction.
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Bieber
Ford
Senate
Julian Fantino
Veterans Affairs
Brandon
Service Canada
Letter to the Editor on differing opinions deemed stupid
A reader challenges Eldon Montgomery's stance noting opinions differ and are labeled stupid. The writer argues that most issues are gray rather than black and white and questions automatic deriding of opposing viewpoints in Arizona letters to the editor.
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Arizona
Eldon Montgomery
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