Lots of things for progressives to celebrate this week.
Yesterday was National Marijuana Day and Hitler’s birthday
Tomorrow is Lenin’s birthday and Earth Day
Lots of things for progressives to celebrate this week.
Yesterday was National Marijuana Day and Hitler’s birthday
Tomorrow is Lenin’s birthday and Earth Day
Last Friday a 24 year old Fort Collins woman slammed her car at 55 MPH into the back of a school bus, which was stopped to pick up a child along a rural road. Somehow she seems to have survived the crash.
The impact threw the bus forward 18 feet. None of the children were seriously injured,
Through April 21, the average temperature at all US HCN stations is 1.43 degrees, the second coldest on record, after 1899.
Data generated by :
GHCN Code
./ghcn.exe US21042014.txt through=0421 > US21042014_through_0421.csv
Dr. Ben Strauss, director of the Program on Sea Level Rise at Climate Central, a nonprofit organization dedicated to communicating the science and effects of climate change.
“Sea level rise is already happening, and its continuation is inevitable,” Strauss says. “At some point it will be obvious to every family living in a coastal area, and every community will be looking to protect itself.”
Rising tides threaten communities on the beach — and far from it, too
Sea level has been rising for 20,000 years – when it was 120 metres lower and people walked across the Bering Strait. It has nothing to do with Mann-made CO2.
The same question arises every day. Why are these people being intentionally deceptive?
Sea level experts in California say that the state is threatened by sea level rise, because they lack access to the Internet or any other sources of actual data.
Los Angeles, California is a huge, coastal metropolitan area home to about 12 million people. By 2050, the city’s infrastructure, museums, and historic buildings will be at risk from rising sea level according to a University of South California study released earlier this year.
It also appears that they lack access to a conscience or any integrity, as sea level is not rising in California.
The eastern end of Lake Erie still has a large amount of ice. Looking through the historical records, there has never been a significant amount of ice on Lake Erie this late in the year before.