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I think it must be frighten the peasants with drought week? Did green activists launch a broadside of drought propaganda to newspapers worldwide this week?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/agriculture/crops/8519608/Crops-drying-a-slow-death.html
Maybe the windmills are altering the rain patterns. lol
The droughts of the 1930’s and 1950’s make the ones today look pretty tame. In 1934, there were drought conditions over 80% of the USA. Worst corn crop (as related to percentage of normal) in US history.
lol, Maybe you could show that to Dr. Hayhoe in an attempt to get back into her good graces?
Steve, you continue to put wonderful facts in the way of a good disaster story!
The drought is categorically mann made
er man caused…