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Input: Consider Input: NASA hopes to take advantage of the island’s erupting volcano — Mount Agung — to study the effects the belching beast has on Earth. They hope that by tracking  Mount Agung’s  eruption  they’ll be able to learn more about how chemicals released into the atmosphere might be used to fight climate change.
After  Mount Agung  woke up and began erupting at the end of November  it has been consistently pouring steam and gas into the atmosphere. This is pretty typical though some volcanoes are so powerful they can cause what is known as a “volcanic winter” that stretches near and far after they erupt.
For researchers   Agung  could be their chance to figure out just how volcanoes affect the climate like Mount Tambora did.
The research into  Agung  began with a ten-hour flight away from  Agung   when a volcano in the Philippines erupted in a big way in 1991. Scientists had picked up the trend during a smaller scale eruption in 1982 of the El Chichon volcano in Mexico  but nothing quite like what they saw at Mount Pinatubo  in the Philippine  dubbed the biggest eruption of the 20th century.
 Mount Agung’s  eruptions bear similar trademarks to Pinatubo which is why NASA is hoping to send balloons into the air fitted with gadgets to measure the effects of the volcanic eruption on the Earth’s atmosphere. NASA hopes to study the effects for years to come.
If  Agung  was to blow again with a similar fury to Pinatubo’s 1963 eruption  it could pump enough sulphur dioxide into the atmosphere to have a significant cooling effect and temporarily damage the ozone layer.
Alan Robock  a Rutgers University researcher who models the effects of eruptions and who has been involved in discussions about the rapid-response project told The Times that though it’s hard to predict  whether it’s Mount Agung or not  an eruption is inevitable.

Output: An erupting volcano could save Earth from humanity


Input: Consider Input: Separate requests were made for the extradition of  Cesar Duarte  who governed the northern state of Chihuahua from 2010 to 2016  a source in the attorney generalâs office  said on condition of anonymity.
It is not clear where  Duarte  is now  though current Chihuahua Governor Javier Corral has repeatedly said he is in the United States.
 Duarte  denied accusations of wrongdoing before disappearing from public view.  His  whereabouts have been unclear since around the time  his  term finished in October 2016.
A member of the center-right opposition National Action Party (PAN)  Corral was among those who called for  Duarte âs extradition.

Output: Mexico requests extradition of former ruling party governor


Input: Consider Input: Meet  Nico LaHood   district attorney for Bexar County  Texas  home of the mostly Democratic enclave of San Antonio.  LaHood  is now locked in a street brawl of a primary battle against a former friend  Joe Gonzales.
âIâm a conservative guy â  LaHood  told a right-wing radio host last year  as reported by the San Antonio Express-News.
The context was  LaHood  complaining that while  he  was opposed to âsanctuary cities â  he  also didnât want the state government to tell municipalities what to do. âWith all due respect to the governor  how many times have you flipped off the federal government by saying  âHey  screw you  donât tell us how to run Texasâ?... I think itâs a little bit hypocritical now  he âs playing big government and telling us how to run our municipalities.â
On another radio talk show   LaHood  said that Islam is âbasically a political system wrapped in a religion â parroting far-right talking points that have been disproven by all reputable scholars of Islam. Moreover   LaHood  said moderate Muslims are not real Muslims: âI have some very  veryâand I want to emphasize thisâvery good friends that wear the label of a Muslim â  LaHood  said. âBut they donât follow the tenets or the principle of Islam  more importantly Sharia Law  because theyâve been Americanized.â
 LaHood  also went on record opposing âJennyâs Law â which was unanimously passed by the Texas Senate  and provides victims and witnesses of crimes access to an attorney free of charge. It is named for a mentally ill rape victim who was imprisoned for 27 days to ensure she could testify against her rapist. While incarcerated  she was severely beaten.
 LaHood  publicly opposed the law  saying it was ânot practical.â The head of his officeâs criminal trial division was the only person to testify against it in the legislature. And  for good measure   he  hired one of the prosecutors involved in the original âJennyâ case. When these facts were reported   LaHood  wrote a letter attacking the newspaper that reported them.
LaHoodâs conservatism is apparently grounded in his religion. At a town meeting with constituents  he said  âI love Jesus and he loves me  and thatâs why I love you and your family.â A former drug dealer turned born-again Christian   LaHood  has described  himself  as a âman who is passionately in love with the Lord.â
Not all of  his  comments have been quite so Christian  however. At an earlier meeting   he  yelled at a constituent who had challenged whether  he  had held police officers accountable. âWhen I was a district attorney  you can ask any prosecutor I went up against. Ask if I had the huevos to go against anybody and hold them accountable â placing  his  hands in a gesture of said huevos for emphasis.
âAnger motivated me to accomplish things â  LaHood  said in an interview with the Rivard Report  âand I believe God used my anger.â
And then thereâs the anti-vaxxer stuff.  LaHood   whose son has autism  has appeared at anti-vaxxer conferences  using his district attorney title as proof of credibility. And in a promotional video for the anti-vaxxer movie Vaxxed   LaHood  says: âI âm Nico LaHood . I âm  the criminal district attorney in San Antonio  Texas. I âm  here to tell you that vaccines can and do cause autism.â
Asked about his views at the Feb. 8 debate   LaHood  said they were based on âa personal beliefâ based on âwhat my wife and I go through medically.â After  his  son developed autism  âwe have an opinion of how that happened.â


Output: Texasâ Anti