Monthly Archives: September 2016

According to the University of Oregon, sea level rose there more than 10 feet during the past 500 years. 9 May 1963, Page 6 – Medford Mail Tribune at Newspapers.com Government experts tell us that sea level rise is caused … Continue reading →

James Hansen claims that there have been two sharp increases in sea level rise, one around 1920 and the other in the mid-1990’s. He says sea level is rising four times as fast as it was in the 19th century. Rapid … Continue reading →

NOAA says August was the hottest month on record, but they may have pushed their luck a little too far this time. They show countries in southern Africa like Namibia and Angola as the hottest ever during August. Global Analysis … Continue reading →

On this date in 1925, most of the Southeastern US was over 100 degrees, with Georgia reaching 107 degrees. Almost half of the US was over 90 degrees. NASA says 1925 was one of the coldest years on record. During … Continue reading →

In 1958, scientists said carbon dioxide will melt peat bogs, raise sea level 200 feet and drown all the world’s seaports.  They said sea level was rising six inches per year since the 1930’s. 19 Oct 1958, Page 13 – The … Continue reading →

Unlike the NFL, US women’s soccer has some balls. US Soccer: Players expected to stand during national anthem | Sports – KCRA Home

Time Magazine just rated Columbia, Maryland as the best place to live in America, because of “diversity.” I lived in Columbia on and off from 2011 to April 2015. It used to be a great place to live, but Baltimore … Continue reading →

The LA Times says that tidal flooding at a city just above sea level is caused by Donald Trump’s beliefs. Trump’s climate science denial clashes with reality of rising seas in Florida – LA Times This is what Miami looked … Continue reading →

According to the LA Times, Trump would win the election if it was held today. Voters on both sides increasingly see a Trump win as a possibility — and that may get more people to vote – LA Times Never … Continue reading →

The latest 100 degree temperature ever recorded in Virginia occurred on September 20, 1895. The last day of summer 1895 brought an incredible heatwave east of Rockies, which included 106 degrees in Nebraska and 105 degrees in Ohio. Summer afternoon temperatures … Continue reading →