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“LAWRENCE JOURNAL-WORLD Sunday, March 11, 1979 Page 8A

DENVER (AP) — The Midwest is buried under unusually heavy snows.

California goes through two winters of extreme drought, then is inundated by rain. The South shivers with unaccustomed cold.

Recurrent drought brings famine and death to areas of West Africa. India is soaked by floods; northern Europe battered by severe storms.

What’s happening to our climate” Do such increasingly frequent extremes portend a new pattern? Are we headed for another ice age? Or trouble from a gradual heating of the Earth by mankind’s industrial and agricultural activities?

One thing is indisputable: the world has been cooling off since World War II, something like one degree Fahrenheit.”

Lawrence Journal-World – Google News Archive Search

Twenty four years after the Independent announced the end of snow due to global warming, they now say the cold snowy weather this winter is a “once in 250-year’ weather event.”

Met Office weather warning over ‘once in 250-year’ event taking place over UK | The Independent

Snowfalls are now just a thing of the past – Environment – The Independent

“A victory for Donald Trump in November’s presidential election could lead to an additional 4bn tonnes of US emissions by 2030 compared with Joe Biden’s plans, Carbon Brief analysis reveals.

This extra 4bn tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent (GtCO2e) by 2030 would cause global climate damages worth more than $900bn, based on the latest US government valuations.”

Analysis: Trump election win could add 4bn tonnes to US emissions by 2030 – Carbon Brief

Atmospheric CO2 growth just set a new record under Biden

Global Monitoring Laboratory – Carbon Cycle Greenhouse Gases

US CO2 emissions declined under Trump, and have increased under Biden.

U.S. CO2 emissions by year 2022 | Statista

“A BBC presenter has died aged 32 after collapsing while out running.

Nick Sheridan is understood to have suffered a brain aneurysm around 10 days ago, prompting doctors to put him in an induced coma.”

BBC Scotland journalist Nick Sheridan dies aged 32 after collapsing on run

“Shifts In World Climate Since 1945 Help Explain Severe Food Crisis

By PETER J. BERNSTEIN

WASHINGTON — The devastating food shortage that has millions of the world’s poor people in its grip is directly related to what climatologists increasingly suspect is a gradual global cooling process that is causing erratic weather changes from one year to the next,”

Oct 09, 1974 ·Page 25

Oct 09, 1974, page 25 – The Pittsburgh Press at Newspapers.com

“Journalist, Who Demanded Concentration Camps for Unvaccinated, Dead at 33”

Journalist, Who Demanded Concentration Camps for Unvaccinated, Dead at 33 – Slay News

Another example of the press and a government agency working together to create a 100% fictional climate story.

Sea level at Stockholm has been falling at a rate of 3.9 mm/year since the 1880s, but Reuters says sea level is about to start rising there.

Sea Level Trends – NOAA Tides & Currents

“Global sea levels are rising about 4 mm a year, double the rate of the 20th century, and may soon overtake the 5 mm annual rise in land elevation in the Stockholm region.”

Sea level rise now menaces even a Viking bastion of uplifted land | Context

This is based on a graph from NASA showing a sharp increase in sea level rise rates at the  same time when satellites started being used.

Sea Level | Vital Signs – Climate Change: Vital Signs of the Planet

The 2018 version of the same graph from NASA looked completely different.

Sea Level | Vital Signs – Climate Change: Vital Signs of the Planet

Few if any of the of the tide gauges show the increase in rise rates which NASA claims.

“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 18 feet long, which was blown 800 yards from another building; this occurred at a time nearly 3 hours in advance of arrival of the calm center. It was this observer’s impression that the winds were still more violent afterward. The lenses. and 3/8-inch protecting glass of Alligator Reef Lighthouse, 135 feet above sea level, were reported to have been completely destroyed by the hurricane; and it is unlikely that this destruction could have been produced by flying debris.It seems safe to estimate that winds of 150 to 200 miles per hour occurred near and over the Keys, with gusts probably exceeding 200 miles per hour.

Over # distance of about 30 miles, from the settlement of Tavernier (about 25°01’ N., 80°32’ W.) to Vaca Keys, the destruction of buildings, roads, viaducts, and bridges was practically complete.

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