Monthly Archives: March 2022

“The restrictions on Russia’s access from the Western-dominated global financial system will undoubtedly drive it into a deeper economic embrace with China, in terms of both trade and financial dependence.” Sanctions on Russia Could Drive Moscow Closer to Beijing and … Continue reading →

A March 3, 1966 tornado killed 57 people and injured 507 in and around Jackson, Mississippi. 03 Mar 1966, 149 – The Miami Herald at Newspapers.com

A tornado on March 2, 1906 was reported to have killed more than 100 people at Meridian, Mississippi. 03 Mar 1906, 1 – The Missoulian at Newspapers.com This came a few weeks before the the San Francisco earthquake and fire … Continue reading →

https://uploads1.newtube.app/uploads/TonyHeller/1h06RoA.mp4 Worse Than The BBC Thought

“James Hanson, director of NASA’s Goddard Institute, is arguably the world authority on climate change. He predicts that we have just a decade to avert a 25-metre rise of the sea. Picture an eight-storey building by a beach, then imagine … Continue reading →

When we lived in the Bay Area twenty years ago, we regularly attended Stanford women’s soccer matches. Stanford student and soccer goalkeeper Katie Meyer ’22 dies at 22 | The Stanford Daily

“If we pass our climate agenda we would lower energy prices for the average American family by $500 a month” Biden Adviser Cedric Richmond: We Need to ‘Pass Our Climate Agenda’ to Lower Energy Prices :: Grabien – The Multimedia … Continue reading →

Recent and historical rainfall maps, Australian Bureau of Meteorology “IT MAY be time to stop describing south-eastern Australia as gripped by drought and instead accept the extreme dry as permanent, one of the nation’s most senior weather experts warned yesterday.” … Continue reading →

Prior to the year 2000, warm temperatures in the US on March 5 were much more common.

Climate change: Five things we’ve learned from the IPCC report – BBC News Africa has the highest population growth rate in the world. Children born per woman, 2019 Crop yields are greatly increasing. Change in crop yields, Africa, 1977 to … Continue reading →