Your letters for Tuesday, Aug. 16 - natural wood charcoal briquettes

"The auto industry crisis is more serious than the oil slump," the memo said on August . ". 15.
Talk about a comparison of apples and oranges:xa0More troublesomexa0Trouble throughout Albertaxa0There is only one department of Ontario manufacturing.
Secondly, it is equally absurd that job opportunities in the automotive manufacturing industry can be transplanted to other jurisdictions rather than jobs in energy development.
Alberta is not the only place in the world that has an energy industry, and it is also very convenient to invest money.
The icing on the cake is that the crisis in Alberta's energy industry is not expected to havexa0The whole country has a chain reaction, just like the crisis in the auto industry.
Tell people in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Dale Ann McGonigal, CalgaryRe: "No wonder the power company is skeptical," Letter of August. 15.
Prime Minister Rachel nortley expects Albertans to recover the cost of the electricity purchase agreementxa0$2 billion into the balance pool.
Industry experts say the highest cost is less than half the figure.
It also promised to include the legal costs that Alberta must bear to defend the national Democratic Party's honor.
John Stoke, Calgaryxa0Re: "Black is an aggressive color," letter, August. 15.
Recently, a black and white police car was driving along our alley.
I waved to the officer and he waved to me.
I know the color can convey aggression and the black police car has some shortcomings on the highway.
After the police waved at me, I found that the most important thing was not the color of the vehicle, but the attitude of both men and women. xa0Drive those cars.
Wes IP of CalgaryRe: "United Nations boss says, engage with the world," August. 13.
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon is ironic and strangemoon, a non-
Climate scientists have found it necessary to fly to Calgary, briefly talk about climate change, and then to the Olympics in the United States and Brazil.
Outgoing Secretary. xa0If the general did not step into the jungle, he would appear less hypocritical. xa0-
Flying around the world in oil
Fuel aircraft made of oil-produced components.
He should set an example and instead talk to students at the University of Calgary through a video conference in his office.
Mary Anne Clark, let's do it again.
Another summer night, destroyed by the fires of selfish neighbors and their belching backyard, affected at least a dozen other families and about 50 people who did notxa0I want to smoke them.
Why are they entitled to adversely affect our health? Why, at this time of strong environmental awareness, we had to close the doors and windows sultry, why we still allowed a few people to pollute the air on a few good summer nights, we either called for a referendum, fuel that causes smoke is either prohibited.
A sensible compromise is that in these closed environments in the city, only natural gas, propane or charcoal coal balls are allowed to cause fires.
Woodxa0The fire is in the camp, not in the small backyard. Chris C.
On August, CalgaryRe, Gordon: "We need people who ride bicycles to act like adults . "13.
Why do people expect cyclists to follow the rules of the road, and cyclists do not need to prove that they actually know the rules of the road, and they do not need insurance, registration, pay for infrastructure and road maintenance through gasoline tax, and have any safety devices such as signal lights, brake lights, etc,xa0Headlights,xa0Mirror,xa0Corner orxa0Helmet, there is no law enforcement on the use of roads for cyclists.
These are the ridiculous reasons why cyclists say they have the same right to use roads as drivers.
In my opinion, they have little right to use the road.