“By the end of the century, Winnipeg may have 50 days in an average summer … and places all across the Prairies would have those kind of numbers in an average summer, which is the kind of summers that you would see maybe in Kansas or Oklahoma right now.
On top of safety, climate change is an affordability issue that will hit low-income Winnipeggers the most, Burrows said.In an emailed statement, a spokesperson said the city isn’t currently considering changes to the bylaw regarding maximum temperatures.© 2022 Global News, a division of Corus Entertainment Inc.
How gullible are people. It is no secret that they have been manipulating the weather for years. What could go wrong?
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