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March 21, 1952 Tornado Outbreak
On March 21, 1952 tornadoes killed more than 100 people in Arkansas and Tennessee. 24 Mar 1952, 1 – The Jackson Sun at Newspapers.com
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March 21, 1932 Tornado Outbreak
On March 21, 1932 tornadoes killed hundreds of people in Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee and Kentucky. 22 Mar 1932, 1 – The Selma Times-Journal at Newspapers.com 22 Mar 1932, 1 – The Chattanooga News at Newspapers.com
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Michael Crichton Explains The Hockey Stick
Michael Mann’s hockey stick graph is at the core of the global warming scam. Eighteen years ago Michael Crichton explained what was wrong with it.
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42% Of Nothing
Someone on Twitter trolling for China with misleading statistics. 6:28 PM · Mar 20, 2023
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March 20, 1875 Tornado Outbreak
On March 20, 1875 a tornado outbreak in Georgia left 25 dead 65 injured in rural areas of Hancock, Warren, McDuffie, and Columbia Counties. 25 Mar 1875, 3 – Helena Weekly Herald at Newspapers.com
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This Date In 1936
On March 20, 1936, much of the Eastern US was underwater. My grandfather was evacuated from a meeting in downtown Pittsburgh by boat. 20 Mar 1936 – ALL EASTERN AMERICA UNDER FLOOD WATERS 19 Mar 1936, Page 1 – The … Continue reading
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Dangerous Pollution
Colorado governor Jared Polis is shutting down the Rawhide coal fired power plant north of Fort Collins, which powers most of Northern Colorado. He believes it threatens the environment. Ahead of the shutdown, huge areas of wildlife habitat where I … Continue reading
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Perhaps She Can Get A Job Shoveling?
“No one said they wanted faster horses, they wanted less horseshit” – Henry Ford 9:08 PM · Mar 19, 2023 Sophia doesn’t seem to understand the purpose of streets.
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Evidence Of Climate Change
Sedimentary rock formations in the desert are now evidence of global warming. The Latest IPCC Report Will Make You Sad. And Mad. Don’t Give Up! – CleanTechnica
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NOAA Climate Forecasting
Last summer was one of the wettest summers on record in the southwestern US, and now snowpack is close to a record high. SW_Monsoon_TotalPrecip.png (4800×2400) NOAA predicted a hot/dry summer for the southwest last year, and a warm/dry winter. Interactive … Continue reading
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