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Guy Woodward: Winning personalities

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By Guy Woodward
| Harpers Wine and Spirit Verified
Home People & Opinion By Guy Woodward Published:  09 July, 2026 At first appearances, Gina Gallo and Jean-Charles Boisset make an unlikely couple. She, the third generation of the famous family – quiet, reserved, and very much at home away from the public eye in the winery and the boardroom.
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Michel Rolland (1947–2026): Energetic consultant of fine wine’s buoyant, bullish moment

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By Guy Woodward
| The World of Fine Wine Verified
All photography courtesy of the Rolland family. When the death of wine consultant Michel Rolland was announced at the end of March, following a heart attack at the age of 78, it marked something of the end of an era. In the two decades either side of the millennium, Rolland came to define the bullish nature of the period’s fine-wine market.
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A fixed methane filter maximizes freshwater emissions under warming

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By Sarah F. Harpenslager, Kate Randall Verified, Yizhu Zhu, Michelle Jackson, Ian Sanders, Bruno Gallo, Danielle Harris, Hannah Prentice, Yulia V. Bespalaya, Olga V. Aksenova, Alexander M. Milner, Tom Cameron, Eoin J. O’Gorman, Gabriel Yvon-Durocher, Nikolai Friberg, Kevin Purdy, Guy Woodward, Alex J. Dumbrell, Mark Trimmer, Boyd A. McKew
| Nature Verified
Abstract Approximately half of all methane (CH4) emissions come from freshwaters, where they are regulated by the microbial ‘CH4 filter’ whose efficiency describes the fraction of CH4 produced that is subsequently oxidized back to CO2 (methanotrophy) before emission. How the CH4 filter efficiency responds to natural warming over centuries or millennia remains unknown.
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