Nov 9, 2021 – Winnipeg Free Press
Though droughts and floods are part of the normal ebb and flow of prairie life, Climate Change Connection’s Curt Hull believes the dry conditions that have scored the past couple years are “absolutely” cause for concern. “The indications are that climate change is amping everything up. It’s making floods more severe, and it’s making droughts more severe,” said Hull.
+Nov 7, 2021 – CBC News –
Advocates say the city is moving far too slowly to reduce greenhouse gases. And it’s not giving its residents — in this case, more than half of Manitoba’s population — a real shot to do their part, either. “The emergency is getting worse and we’re still talking instead of doing,” said Curt Hull, project director at Climate Change Connection, a non-profit that educates Manitobans and works on solutions to climate change.
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