Letters to the editor: 'Frequent travelling ... by a growing senior population will contribute to harmful climate consequences.' Letters to the editor for Nov. 23

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : Re "Being Anishinaabe in the oil and gas sector has its challenges" (Opinion, Nov. 16): Humanity is dependent on fossil fuels, the use of which, despite growing success in reducing their emissions, continue to stoke global warming, which increasingly threatens an encounter with an unknown tipping point, leading to catastrophe.
41% : Re "Our planet is growing hotter and greyer at the same time" (Opinion, Nov. 16): Until planes, cruise ships, vehicles, etc. are no longer propelled by fossil fuels, frequent travelling in the golden age by a growing senior population will contribute to harmful climate consequences for the following generations.
35% : They also bring a high risk of these assets becoming stranded as the global economy moves away from fossil fuels.
32% : Neil Macdonald TorontoRe "Trump, Musk and Gaetz: Looking for light at this dark moment in history" (Opinion, Nov. 16): As much as I agree with this column, I must differ with describing eggs as "not-quite-necessities.

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