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Michael Ruffolo

Michael Ruffolo

Verified

Podcast Host, Left Behind Game Club Podcast

Canada

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Medical technology, Health and Wellness, Film Analysis, Medical Research, Feminism, Film Reviews

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Civil Engineering

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Total articles 54

  • The new green paper sector doesn't need trees

    By Carl Meyer Verified, Diane Peters, Michael Ruffolo| National Observer Verified For Nicole Rycroft, the first modern, tree-free commercial-scale pulp mill in North America was a “lightbulb moment” about the climate crisis. The new mill in eastern Washington state, called Columbia Pulp, runs entirely without woodchips. Instead, it makes pulp, for paper products like tissues and food containers, out of some of the hundreds of millions of tonnes of wheat straw that is left over after farmers harvest their grain.

    By Carl Meyer Verified, Diane Peters, Michael Ruffolo · National Observer

    Feb. 09, 2021

  • We asked Jagmeet Singh about his support for one pipeline and his opposition to another

    By Michael Ruffolo| National Observer Verified NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh was in full campaign mode on Sat. Jan. 19, as he got the backing of some star power in the middle of a byelection campaign in the Vancouver region. Jagmeet Singh answers questions about why he expressed his support for the Coastal GasLink LNG pipeline, while he opposes the Trans Mountain oil pipeline and tanker expansion project. Singh was campaigning in Burnaby on Jan. 19, 2019.

    By Michael Ruffolo · National Observer

    Jan. 19, 2019

  • The new green paper sector doesn't need trees

    By Carl Meyer Verified, Diane Peters, Michael Ruffolo| National Observer Verified For Nicole Rycroft, the first modern, tree-free commercial-scale pulp mill in North America was a “lightbulb moment” about the climate crisis. The new mill in eastern Washington state, called Columbia Pulp, runs entirely without woodchips. Instead, it makes pulp, for paper products like tissues and food containers, out of some of the hundreds of millions of tonnes of wheat straw that is left over after farmers harvest their grain.

    By Carl Meyer Verified, Diane Peters, Michael Ruffolo · National Observer

    Feb. 09, 2021

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Left Behind Game Club Podcast