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During the 1930’s and 1950’s, droughts were very common in the US, but they are becoming increasingly rare as CO2 increases.

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1. TYPHOON IN PHILLIPINES. LONDON, Sunday.

   The Gundagai Times and Tumut, Adelong and Murrumbidgee District Advertiser (NSW : 1868 – 1931) Tuesday 7 January 1913 p 2 Article

   … TYPHOON IN PHILLIPINES. London, Sunday. During’ a recent typhoon in the Phillipines, a steamer, 7000 tons, sank at anchor. … 19 words

2. TYPHOON IN PHILLIPINES. LONDON, Thursday afternoon.

   Northern Star (Lismore, NSW : 1876 – 1954) Saturday 26 September 1908 p 9 Article

   … TYPHOON IN PHILLIPINES. LONDON, Thursday afternoon. Thursday has been a typhoon with a great loss of life and property at Sumar Leyte Luzon, Panay, Misbate and Ramulon, in the Phillipines Group. There are no details yet. … 30 words

3. TYPHOON DEVASTATES PHILLIPINES. MORE THAN 100 DEAD.

   Albany Advertiser (WA : 1897 – 1950) Monday 22 November 1937 p 1 Article

   … TYPHOON DEVASTATES PHILLIPINES. MORE THAN 100 DEAD. MANILA, Nov. 19.-A typhoon which swept and devastated eight islands is- lands in the Phillipine Group yesterday, yester- day, resulted in the deaths of 123 per per- sons, while over 100 are missing. Sixty per cent. of the homes were des des- … 49 words

4. TYPHOON IN THE PHILLIPINES. MANILLA, Friday.

   Northern Territory Times and Gazette (Darwin, NT : 1873 – 1927) Tuesday 7 September 1920 p 1 Article

   … TYPHOON IN THE PHILLIPINES. MANILLA, Friday A typhoon has wrought much damage to the Phillipine Islands. The naval station at Cavito was unroof[?]l. The American oil tank steamer Eastern Eas[?] was driven ashore in Manilla Bay. … 38 words

5. DISASTROUS TYPHOON Phillipines Swept MANILA, Dec. 4.

   The Maitland Daily Mercury (NSW : 1894 – 1939) Tuesday 5 December 1939 p 5 Article

   … DISASTROUS TYPHOON Phillipines Swept (‘Mercury’ Service) MANILA, Dec.’ 4. Service) A typhoon which is sweeping through the Philippine Islands and approaching ing Manila is said to be the worst experienced perienced since 1908. ?It has already ravaged five south western islands, and isolated seven … 81 words

6. TYPHOON RAVAGES PHILLIPINES HUNDREDS HOMELESS MANILA, To-day

   Mirror (Perth, WA : 1921 – 1956) Saturday 10 December 1938 p 3 Article

   … TYPHOON RAVAGES PHILLIPINES HUNDREDS HOMELESS MANILA, To-day A typhoon ravaged the Philippine Islands, causing at least twenty deaths and 750,000 dollars worth of damage. Communications have been destroyed and hundreds are homeless. It is feared the freighter Admiral Hal Hal- stead, which carries … 54 words

7. PLANE LOST IN TYPHOON OFF PHILLIPINES MANILA, Tuesday.

   The Canberra Times (ACT : 1926 – 1995) Wednesday 29 October 1952 p 4 Article

   … PLANE LOST IN TYPHOON OFF PHILLIPINES MANILA, Tuesday. The typhoon “Wilma” blew into the China Sea toward Indo-China China today leaving three dead, 21 missing and a trail of de- struction through … Capiz. The storm was considerably less severe than the typhoon “Trix” last week, which left 1000 … 125 words

8. WIDESPREAD DAMAGE Typhoon Sweeps Phillipines MANILLA (P.I.). Monday.

   Goulburn Evening Penny Post (NSW : 1881 – 1940) Tuesday 27 November 1928 Edition: DAILY and EVENING p 2 Article

   … WIDESPREAD DAMAGE Typhoon Sweeps Phillipines MANILLA (P.I.), Monday. The most severe typhoon experienced enced in the Phillipine Islands this year swept the southern portion of Luzon Island. The gale at times reached a velocity o’f 70 miles an hour. The damage is estimated at £250,000. Thirty per … 84 words

9. A TYPHOON IN THE PHILLIPINES. MANILA, May 12.

   The Northern Miner (Charters Towers, Qld. : 1874 – 1954) Tuesday 13 May 1913 p 5 Article

   … A TYPHOON IN THE PHILLIPINES. PH1UJHMSS MANILLA, May 12. IS A dreadful typhoon is still raging though nearly spent. Many steam- ttoMn ers and lighter craft have been … s since the sea rose to such a terrific height. … 54 words

10. TYPHOON IN PHILLIPINES 200 DEAD AND THOUSANDS HOMELESS. Manila, Sept. 8.

    Kalgoorlie Miner (WA : 1895 – 1950) Tuesday 10 September 1929 p 5 Article

    … TYPHOON IN PHILLIPINES | ? ? ^-»– ? ? ? 200 DEAD AND THOUSANDS HOMELESS. Manila, Sept. 8. ! Two hundred are dead and thousands sands are homeless as the result of a typhoon at Southern Luzon Island The United States des troyer is. en route to the coast of JLuzon for relief work. The water … 77 words

11. TYPHOON IN THE PHILLIPINES DEATH ROLL EXCEEDS 200 THOUSANDS REPORTED HOMELESS MANILLA, Sunday.

    The Canberra Times (ACT : 1926 – 1995) Tuesday 10 September 1929 p 1 Article

    … TYPHOON IN THE PHILLIPINES DEATH ROLL EXCEEDS 200 THOUSANDS REPORTED HOMELESS MANILLA, Sunday. A typhoon which is over the southern end of Luzon Island has rendered thousands homeless. Over 200 are dead. A United States destroyer is bound for the coast of Luzon to aid in relief work. Subsequent to … 74 words

12. TYPHOON IN PHILLIPINES 200 DEAD AND THOUSANDS HOMELESS. Manila, Sept. 8.

    Western Argus (Kalgoorlie, WA : 1916 – 1938) Tuesday 17 September 1929 p 26 Article

    … TYPHOON IN PHILLIPINES 2o0 DEAD AND THOUSANDS HOMELESS. Manila, Sept. 8. Two hundred are dead and thousands thou- sands are homeless as the result of a typhoon at Southern Luzon Island The United States des des- troyer is en route to the coast of Luzon for relief work. The water shortage at … 67 words

13. TYPHOON AND TIDAL WAVE IN THE PHILLIPINES. 7000 Lives Lost.

    Barrier Miner (Broken Hill, NSW : 1888 – 1954) Wednesday 12 January 1898 Edition: SECOND EDITION p 3 Article

    … TYPHOON AND TIDAL WAVE IN THE PHILLIPINES. 7000 Lives Lost. MAIL advices, brought by the steamer Gaelic from Chinese and other ports in the Far East, contain details of the fearful destruc- tion wrought in the Phillipine Islands by the typhoon and tidal wave during October. It is … 711 words

14. TYPHOON. MUCH DAMAGE CAUSED IN THE PHILLIPINES. Manilla, Monday.

    Camperdown Chronicle (Vic. : 1877 – 1954) Tuesday 13 May 1913 p 3 Article

    … TYPHOON. MUCH DAMAGE CAUSED IN THE PHILLIPINES. Manilla, Monday. ” ‘A heavy typhoon swept the Plnllip piuo Islands,: causing grisvt damage. Many steamers and lighter” craft wore wreched, and much … persons lost their lives at sea. Tho typhoon was tho most serious oxpori enwd” for ? eight years.l’l- ‘? … 68 words

15. SEVERE TYPHOON FAR EAST STRUCK HEAVY CASUALTIES IN THE PHILLIPINES Manila, August 22.

    Geraldton Guardian and Express (WA : 1929 – 1947) Saturday 24 August 1940 p 1 Article

    … SEVERE TYPHOON FAR EAST STRUCK HEAVY CASUALTIES IN THE PHILLIPINES Manila, August 22. Eight people are reported to be dead in North Luzon as a result of a typhoon which struck the Far East on … island of the Phillipines. … 90 words

16. DISASTROUS TYPHOON.

    The Gundagai Times and Tumut, Adelong and Murrumbidgee District Advertiser (NSW : 1868 – 1931) Friday 29 September 1905 p 2 Article

    … DISASTROUS TYPHOON. Ten persons have been killed and a thousand people rendered homeless by a typhoon in the Phillipines. … 19 words

17. A STEAMER LOST IN A TYPHOON.

    Gippsland Times (Vic. : 1861 – 1954) Thursday 5 October 1905 Edition: MORNINGS. p 3 Article

    … A STEAMER LOST IN A TYPHOON. The steamer Cantabrin,”. plying amongst the foundered in a typhoon. 97 officers and crew ands 17 passengers perished. ” ý … 26 words

18. Latest Telegrams. INTERNATIONAL. London, Oct. 21.

    Western Herald (Bourke, NSW : 1887 – 1970) Wednesday 23 October 1912 p 2 Article

    … Latest telegrams. INTERNATIONAL. London. Oct. 21. In a typhoon he Phillipines 400 lives were lost one town, while in two towns 2,400 hoses were wrecked. The damage is estimated ti mi ted at five millions. The crop wm destroyed. Jack Johnson, elirged with abduc tion, was broughtibefoie the Police … 76 words

19. DISASTROUS TYPHOON. Towns Wrecked. (By Cable). London, Thursday.

    Singleton Argus (NSW : 1880 – 1954) Saturday 30 November 1912 p 4 Article

    … DISASTROUS TYPHOON. Towns Wrecked. (By Cable). London, Thursday. A terrifle 1 ?.l ? A terrific typhoon has taken place in the Phillipines. Two towns were ruined, and hundreds killed and drowned. Two steamers were wrecked in Taleoban Har- hour. … 39 words

20. 30 LIVES LOST IN WRECK

    Goulburn Evening Post (NSW : 1940 – 1957) Monday 29 December 1947 Edition: Daily and Evening p 3 Article

    … 30 LIVES LOST IN .WRECK MANILA, Monday: Of 64 persons sons on board the Danish motorship, torship, Kina, which sank in the Sea of Sama on Christmas Day after a typhoon sweeping the’ Phillipines had sent it crashing oh, the Jagged rocks of Camandag Island, 34, in cluuiing the captain, are still … 104 words

US major hurricane strikes are down 40% since CO2 was 310 PPM

HURDAT Re-analysis Chronological List of All Hurricanes

People who claim that major hurricanes are increasing as CO2 rises, have absolutely no clue what they are talking about.

US hurricane strikes are down 20% as CO2 has increased 40%.

HURDAT Re-analysis Chronological List of All Hurricanes

People who claim that CO2 causes more hurricanes have absolutely no clue what they are talking about.

Twitter / JeffDSachs: Climate liars like Rupert Murdoch …

He must be talking about the 1931 flood in China which killed two million people.

Deadliest World Tropical Cyclones | Weather Underground

I just got this E-Mail from the President.

That’s all great?

He forgot to mention that he tripled the deficit his first year in office, and that his smallest deficit is much larger than his predecessor’s largest.

In 2008, he complained that Bush had raised the national debt to $8.8 trillion.

http://moveleft.org/obamas_promises/www-barackobama-com_issues_fiscal.pdf

He has nearly doubled that.

Obama appears to be incapable of telling the truth about anything.

CORYDON, Iowa — The hills of southern Iowa bear the scars of America’s push for green energy: The brown gashes where rain has washed away the soil. The polluted streams that dump fertilizer into the water supply.

Even the cemetery that disappeared like an apparition into a cornfield.

It wasn’t supposed to be this way.

With the Iowa political caucuses on the horizon in 2007, presidential candidate Barack Obama made homegrown corn a centerpiece of his plan to slow global warming. And when President George W. Bush signed a law that year requiring oil companies to add billions of gallons of ethanol to their gasoline each year, Bush predicted it would make the country “stronger, cleaner and more secure.”

But the ethanol era has proven far more damaging to the environment than politicians promised and much worse than the government admits today.

As farmers rushed to find new places to plant corn, they wiped out millions of acres of conservation land, destroyed habitat and polluted water supplies, an Associated Press investigation found.

The secret, dirty cost of Obama’s green power push | New York Post