Can we improve the climate of Canada?

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Can we improve the climate of Canada?
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1930
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Can we improve the climate of Canada?

Author: Dalstrom, J

Year: 1930

"Comparative climatology of Canada, Operations on the Rockies. The great North, the Hudson Bay Route, Greenland, and the North Atlantic, Climaturgery, a coming science, etc." // DOA: 1930 Spatial: Canada, Western // Also on title page: "Comparative climatology of Canada; operations on the Rockies; the great North, the Hudson Bay Route, Greenland, and the North Atlantic; 'Climaturgery,' a coming science, etc." Study of the causes of the colder Canadian – and, more specifically, Prairie – climate. // On page 20, Dalstrom writes, that “[t]o make the climate of the country east of the Rockies milder, a sufficient number of snow and ice clad mountain tops must be blasted down, levelled off, so as to let through more of the mild air currents from the Pacific and British Columbia without having these air currents iced and chilled and partly stopped by those icy and snowy obstacles.”

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