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Labor Day Hurricane 1935

“Attendant winds on September 2 were of phenomenal violence as is shown by physical effects almost equivalent to those experienced in tornadoes. One observer reported his house partially demolished by a wind-driven beam, 6 by 8 inches in section and … Continue reading

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“passed an ominous tipping point”

“Arctic Sea Ice Gone in Summer Within Five Years? Seth Borenstein in Washington Associated Press December 12, 2007 An already relentless melting of the Arctic greatly accelerated this summer – a sign that some scientists worry could mean global warming … Continue reading

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Heatwaves Of 1895

There was a global heatwave and drought during 1895 and 1896 which led to the deaths of tens of millions of people around the world. In Ohio, there were more record warm days during 1895 than during any other year. … Continue reading

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“Dam across the Bering Straits?”

“LOS ANGELES (UPI) President Ford and Soviet leaders may discuss at their Nov. 23-24 1974 Vladisvostok conference damming the Bering Straits between Alaska and Siberia to warm the earth’s climate, a former Pentagon think-tank analyst said Tuesday, Lowell Ponte, a … Continue reading

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“man-induced drought”

Blaming the worldwide drought of 1934 on farmers in the Oklahoma Panhandle. “The Dustbowl occurred during the 1930s because of a combination of man-induced drought and the (mis)use of relatively new farming practices. climate – What started the US Dust … Continue reading

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Academics For Genocide

“How many people did Genghis Khan kill? So many that it was good for the environment The genocide had major consequences for the entire planet. Genghis Khan might have been the greenest invader of all time. His bloody conquests killed … Continue reading

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Australian Climate Action

The Australia Climate Council says Alice Springs will see a huge increase in the number of hot days, unless Australia takes “climate action.”

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Australian Climate Action

The Australian Climate Council says if Australia doesn’t partake in “climate action,” Alice Springs will have 42 more days per year over 35C. ClimateCouncilHeatMap Alice Springs has about the same number of 35C days now as they did during the … Continue reading

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Far Right Climate Deniers In Wyoming

“Sen. Cheri Steinmetz (R-Lingle), who brought Senate File 1 amendment 1S-3041 to defund the programs, discounts the need to curb greenhouse gas emissions and has openly opposed notions that Wyoming must produce lower-carbon energy. She convened a controversial climate denial … Continue reading

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America’s Longest And Most Severe Drought

The longest drought in the US since 1900 occurred in South Dakota from April 1931 to August 1941, peaking during August 1934.

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