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Ethicists blast science ethics panel chairman for taking global warming skeptic group's papers
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In this Feb. 2012 image released by the Ashland Salvation Army, people walk the labyrinth located at the Salvation Army in Ashland, Ohio. Labyrinths, which have been constructed for thousands of years, have become a popular addition to hospitals, gardens and public institutions. Designed to have a single path in and out, labyrinths create opportunities for reflection. (AP Photo/Ashland Salvation Army, Dan Shade)
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Made of rock, turf or paint, labyrinths encourage reflection
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One of Winnipeg's most magnificent trees is this cottonwood in McBeth Park, along the Red River north of Kildonan Park.
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Winnipeg's urban forest
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“The city has a monoculture of elm trees, which is why disease speads so fast. It is also the reason that diseased elm trees are replaced with oak and ash - to create diversity and slow the spread of disease.”
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