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Cattle must be replaced with other animals to save the climate. “We call for new thinking that includes the restoration and conservation of wild animals and their ecosystem roles as a key component of natural climate solutions that can enhance … Continue reading →

On April 15, 1921 more than fifty people were killed in a tornado outbreak in Arkansas. Violent weather and tornadoes ravaged Texas, Mississippi and Alabama the same day. 16 Apr 1921, Page 1 – Arkansas Democrat at Newspapers.com 16 Apr … Continue reading →

On April 16, 1939 tornadoes killed dozens of people in Arkansas, Texas and Louisiana. One day earlier Kansas and Oklahoma were hit by deadly tornadoes. 17 Apr 1939, Page 1 – The Times at Newspapers.com 16 Apr 1939, 2 – … Continue reading →

“The Town of Waterboro, South Carolina, Literally Swept Away—Fifteen Persons Killed Outright, Over One Hundred Houses and All Churches Ruined—Various Other Points Struck. The Vicinity of Moscow is Roughly Handled by Monday’s Cyclone— Forests Levelled and Houses Razed — Frightful … Continue reading →

A few months ago the New York Times predicted a dry winter for California.  Now they say California has too much water and it is a disaster. “California is most likely heading into a fourth consecutive year of drought. The … Continue reading →

“MOSCOW (Reuters) – Belarusian furniture company Swed House, which sells items intended to look like those made by Swedish giant IKEA, opened its first store in Moscow on Saturday IKEA halted all retail and production operations in Russia soon after … Continue reading →

“the Ukrainian president and many in his entourage have been skimming untold millions from the American dollars earmarked for diesel fuel payments. One estimate by analysts from the Central Intelligence Agency put the embezzled funds at $400 million last year” … Continue reading →

My father passed away peacefully on Wednesday afternoon, in his Los Alamos, New Mexico home surrounded by his children. He lived for seven years after my mother’s passing, and now they are together again.

The press says the Rio Grande has dried up due to the burning of fossil fuels. Kirye and Toto spent the last few documenting this along the Rio Grande and its headwaters along the San Antonio, Santa Barbara and Jemez … Continue reading →

Alaska used to be the canary in the global warming coal mine, but with record cold and snow, the canary has flown the coop.