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ssh_anomaly.nc: University of Colorado satellite data shows that there has been little change in Florida sea level since 1997. The data above is the average of sea level at the five lat/lon pairs below. (28.5, 281.5) (26.5, 281.5)  (24.5, 278.5)  (26.5, … Continue reading →

The White House Correspondents Association is strongly urging the Obama administration to allow press access to the president’s official swearing-in ceremony on Jan. 20, following indications from inauguration committee officials that the event could potentially be closed to the press. … Continue reading →

In 1957, Hartford Insurance predicted a permanent drought for southwest Texas. The prediction of long-continuing drought in south and southwest Texas / Don G. Friedman. – Version details – Trove At the time the prediction was made, Texas was experiencing a seven … Continue reading →

A great civilization is not conquered from without until it has destroyed itself from within. – Ariel Durant

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The threat of rising seas has more South Florida officials shifting from “What if?” to “What do we do?” when it comes to dealing with climate change. South Florida scientists, government officials, representatives from Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade and Monroe … Continue reading →

On time arrivals are a thing of the past.   Snow causes flight cancellations in northern Europe | News | Breaking Travel News h/t to Marc Morano

How do you get an organism to destroy itself? Simple – convince it that something essential for its survival is making it sick. A great example of this is bulimia. If an individual believes that food is unhealthy, it eventually will self-destruct and die. … Continue reading →

Global warming could impact WA ski industry: According to the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) and Protect Our Winters (POW), unless carbon pollution is limited, the nation’s ski industry could be impacted. Winter tourism is a $348 million annual business in Washington … Continue reading →