A few weeks after landing on the moon, the White House turned their attention to more pressing matters – saving the planet. Daniel P. Moynihan (Counselor to President Nixon) said temperatures would warm seven degrees and sea level would rise ten feet by the year 2000. “Goodbye New York. Goodbye Washington”
New Mexico has had a mask mandate for months, and are the only state with high levels of flu activity.
Weekly U.S. Influenza Surveillance Report | CDC
Last year CDC said that masks don’t work.
“mechanistic studies support the potential effect of hand hygiene or face masks, evidence from 14 randomized controlled trials of these measures did not support a substantial effect on transmission of laboratory-confirmed influenza”
Have we flattened the curve in New Mexico? – Johns Hopkins
New Mexico is one of the most vaccinated states, but the governor says that full vaccination is thing of the past.
New Mexico governor says full vaccination must include boosters | TheHill
26 Jul 1905, Page 1 – The Topeka Daily Capital at Newspapers.com
NASA says 1905 was one of the coldest years on record.
Fifteen years ago the New York Times ran this letter in their editorial section announcing that Whistler Ski Resort in British Columbia had been ruined by global warming
At that time, the New York Times still assumed people’s gender and allowed the resort to respond.
“Whistler Blackcomb’s location in the Coast Range brings an average of 33 feet of snow each season from pounding coastal storms.”
Opinion | PROBLEMS AT WHISTLER – The New York Times
The resort averages more snow now than it did prior to fifteen years ago.
“Over the past ten years, Whistler Blackcomb has received an average of 10.8 metres (35.5 ft) of snow a year”
Snow and Weather Report | Whistler Blackcomb
Whistler Blackcomb Snow Report | OnTheSnow
Mountain Cams | Whistler Blackcomb
That same month the New York Times also announced the endless summer and the demise of Arctic sea ice and Polar Bears.
With Warmer Weather, Different Decisions to Make – The New York Times
There is more sea ice now than fifteen years ago and almost as much as twenty-five years ago.
ftp://osisaf.met.no/prod_test/ice/index/v2p1/nh/osisaf_nh_sie_daily.txt
However, British Columbia is now “the epicentre of climate change-fuelled weather extremes”
British Columbia at the epicentre of climate change-fuelled weather extremes | Euronews
