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Harvard can save us from global warming apocalypse | Salon.com

Historical Sea Ice Atlas

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The 1918-1919 “Spanish Flu” was the deadliest pandemic in history, killing fifty million people with an average age of  death of 29 years old. At the time the US Navy believed it was biological warfare from Germany.  This history has since been erased, which seems to be standard practice for plandemics.

19 Sep 1918, 1 – The Dayton Herald at Newspapers.com

After ruling the earth for hundreds of millions of years, animals started causing global warming sometime around 1989.

22 Jul 1995 – Animals to blame for warming: car expert – Trove

Higher than average Svalbard sea ice extent in November 2021 has implications for birth of cubs | polarbearscience

One hundred years ago, there was no ice around Svalbard all winter.

03 Dec 1922, Page 63 – The Washington Times at Newspapers.com

During the 19th century, people didn’t have to deal with climate change fears, fear of viruses with 99.98% survivability rates, or weak cell phone signals.

TimesMachine: May 30, 1993 – NYTimes.com

“WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1891 THOUSANDS OF LIVES LOST. SEVERE SUFFERING IN SPAIN FROM THE DISASTROUS FLOODS”

TimesMachine: September 16, 1891 – NYTimes.com

“It was part of a horrific weekend for B.C., which is now under a state of emergency due to the so-called “atmospheric river” that dumped unprecedented amounts of precipitation through much of the province. In an extreme weather event many are linking to climate change, entire communities were evacuated; homes and vehicles were submerged; landslides washed out roads and highways; raging rivers destabilized bridges.”

The B.C. floods are a mere hint of what climate change could do to the food supply – Macleans.ca

10 Jun 1882, Page 4 – The Brooklyn Daily Eagle at Newspapers.com

07 Jun 1894, Page 5 – The Sydney Morning Herald at Newspapers.com

04 Jun 1894, 7 – Glasgow Herald at Newspapers.com

05 Nov 1921, Page 4 – The Winnipeg Tribune at Newspapers.com

01 Jun 1948, 1 – The Gazette at Newspapers.com

UK beaches at risk of vanishing in 30 years due to climate change | Science | News | Express.co.uk

The beach has expanded about 750 feet since 1940.

TimesMachine: March 11, 1888 – NYTimes.com