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“In Unexpected Places, Clues to Ancient and Future Climate; Warming? Tree Rings Say Not YetDec. 1, 1992 Fires also leave revealing scars in the tree tissue, and if enough trees in a wide enough region prove to bear fire scars … Continue reading →

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 24, 1938—(U.P.)—Eight brush fires, fanned by high, dry winds from the Nevada desert, were out of control in Southern California today after burning over 50,000 acres of land and destroying more than 600 homes.” Nov 24, 1938, … Continue reading →

October 24, 1935 Malibu fire. Oct 24, 1935, page 1 – The Los Angeles Times at Newspapers.com

In 2007, scientists said Mt Snowdon in Wales would be snow free by 2020 “Snowdon will be snow-free in 13 years, scientists warn” “The warnings come three months after Scottish scientists warned that their country’s ice-capped peaks would become a … Continue reading →

“Scientists” say  Antarctic sea ice extent is at a record low, due to the burning of fossil fuels. Record low Antarctic sea ice ‘extremely unlikely’ without climate change, says scientists Antarctic sea ice extent is 15th highest since 1978, and … Continue reading →

The current location of the Mendenhall Glacier in Alaska, was a forest 2,000 years ago. Ancient trees emerge from frozen forest ‘tomb’ | Juneau Empire – Alaska’s Capital City Online Newspaper

“Sea ice surrounding Antarctica is on the cusp of reaching a record winter low for a second year running, continuing an “outrageous” fall in the amount of Southern Ocean that is freezing over.” ‘Two incredible extreme events’: Antarctic sea ice … Continue reading →

Twenty years after the original “thing of the past” forecast, the BBC pushed the date back another twenty years. Climate change: Snowy UK winters could become thing of the past Snowfalls are now just a thing of the past – … Continue reading →

There is a large Mosque at “the intersection Hugh Road and Crescent Peak Drive in Northern Houston” “FBI Houston has just issued a statement asking citizens to STAY AWAY from the area near the intersection Hugh Road and Crescent Peak … Continue reading →