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Cheryl Harrison

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Seaweed as a Resilient Food Solution After a Nuclear War

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By Florian Ulrich Jehn, Farrah Jasmine Dingal, Aron Mill, Cheryl Harrison
| Wiley Online Library
1 Abrupt Sunlight Reduction Scenarios as a Risk to Global Food Security How can we avoid a global famine if Earth's surface is suddenly receiving significantly less sunlight? The main mechanisms to cause such a reduction of sunlight are either nuclear war (Coupe et al., 2019; Toon et al., 2008), asteroid/comet impacts (C. R. Chapman & Morrison, 1994; Tabor et al., 2020) or large volcanic eruptions (Rampino, 2002; Rougier et al., 2018).
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Identifying a preliminary preferred site for a future south Muskoka hospital

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By Cheryl Harrison
| MuskokaRegion.com
Hi, my name is Cheryl Harrison and in May 2022 I became president and CEO at Muskoka Algonquin Healthcare. I'm pleased to blog bimonthly on matters of interest across our two hospital sites. From time to time, others have taken the pen as well on my behalf. Thanks for reading.
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Seaweed as a resilient food solution after a nuclear war

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By Florian U Jehn, Aron Mill, Cheryl Harrison, Farrah Jasmine Dingal
| zenodo.org
January 28, 2023 Preprint Open Access Florian U. Jehn; Farrah Jasmine Dingal; Aron Mill; Cheryl S. Harrison; Ekaterina Ilin; Michael Y. Roleda; David C. Denkenberger Abrupt sunlight reduction scenarios such as a nuclear winter caused by the burning of cities in a nuclear war, an asteroid/comet impact or an eruption of a large volcano inject large amounts of particles in the atmosphere, which limit sunlight. This would decimate agriculture as it is practiced today.
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