The Mercury Saturday 6 June 1914
Professor J. W. Gregory, F.R.S., has discussed a most interesting problem be-fore the Royal Geographical Society—Is the world drying up?
“Professor Gregory said that in recent years they had often been warned that a great climatic change was now carrying the world, slowly and irresistibly, towards world-wide drought.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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It always pays to forecast doom. Someday you will be correct. In the past 800 years California has experienced two droughts of a century or longer. If someone forecasts mega-drought and it doesn’t happen, then things are good and they can afford to keep him on. But someday he will be right and times will get very hard and the only one not fired will be him because he was “right” — that once.
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