Antarctic Ice Continues To Melt, Nothing New
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September 8, 2007Antarctic Ice Continues To Melt, Nothing Newo
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February 3, 2007Don’t Let Tuvalu Islands Go AwayJust bringing some attention to the global warming problem. Tuvalu will be affected before many of us. January 3, 2007Ancient Ice Shelf Spells Disaster LoomingA giant ice shelf the size of 11,000 football fields has snapped free from Canada’s Arctic, scientists said.The mass of ice broke clear 16 months ago from the coast of Ellesmere Island, about 800 kilometers (497 miles) south of the North Pole, but no one was present to see it in Canada’s remote north. Scientists using satellite images later noticed that it became a newly formed ice island in just an hour and left a trail of icy boulders floating in its wake. (Watch the satellite images that clued in ice watchers) Warwick Vincent of Laval University, who studies Arctic conditions, traveled to the newly formed ice island and could not believe what he saw. “This is a dramatic and disturbing event. It shows that we are losing remarkable features of the Canadian North that have been in place for many thousands of years. We are crossing climate thresholds, and these may signal the onset of accelerated change ahead,” Vincent said Thursday. In 10 years of working in the region he has never seen such a dramatic loss of sea ice, he said. Source: AP/CNN –And from the coincidence department, I just saw “Inconvenient Truth” last night. July 31, 2006Dirty Secret Of Kyoto TreatyHere is an interesting article where Cait Murphy, points out some interesting facts about The Kyoto Treaty and how much America is hated for avoiding it, but in reality, other countries should harbor blame just as much.
–Are you shocked Canadians? Source: Fortune
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March 8, 2006Beter Visit Naples Italy, While You Can
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January 23, 2006Active Sonar Effects Marine Life
–Not a direct prediction, but this is environment related. I wanted to hopefully bring some attention to NRDC, especially with the recent Whale lost in the Thames river.
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October 31, 2005I’m Back - Dint Dint - I’m BackGet up offa that thing and dance till you got power! Well I don’t have power, but I do have internet access. Wilma was kind to my house and my family. Lost a fence, major pool debris, lost a portion of baby gate fencing, lock broke off on a different fence, and lost some trees. We were fully prepared with supplies ranging from food and water to baby supplies. Our car’s gas tanks were filled to capacity before the storm and this turned out to be a real life saver. The biggest and most important item after a hurricane is gas. Second would be cash. This list is for able bodied people though. You can take care of everything if you have gas and cash. A gas station near my house had an 8 hour gas line. I saw national news trucks reporting, so you might have seen them on tv at this 4 pump Hess station working off a generator. I’m going to just come right out with this prediction that at least 45% of the trees in Broward County fell over outright and at least 75-80% of trees were severly damaged. The tree damage is unbelievable. Going to the grocery store as well as other stores was kinda surreal. No lights and people didn’t stick to their traditional “grocery store patterns.” It was an observers paradise. I want to thank all the power companies who have lent South Florida their manpower and trucks. I don’t know who they are except Pike electric. I seem to see their trucks everywhere and I do know some Canadian power company is also pitching in from a news blip I caught on tv. Power is so important that I wish it wasn’t.
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October 23, 2005Hurricane Wilma Will Hit My HouseIf I don’t post for awhile it will be because I lost power, not because I don’t love you, despite what you’ve heard. I have a feeling that when Wilma hits the west coast of Florida it will drop to a CAT 1 or really low CAT 2. Its about a 1 hour drive from the east coast to the west coast. Thats alot of land for this storm to cover so I’m expecting a significant decrease in wind speed and severity. The news services always play the safe side and says the worst is happening, however, I’ve lived here all my life and probably have watched over 4 gazillions hours of storm tracking. Thats 3.9 gazillion more hours than the weather man they just picked up from Omaha, Nebraska. Steel shutters are a pain in the ass, I gotta get the accordion shutters instead. If my roof blows off, I can always drive somewhere safer, but I don’t want to forget my newly purchased Belgian Beers. So those will be coming with me.
I picked up a Grundig Emergency Radio *Note I had to use MSPAINT, lol. Laptop usage.
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October 19, 2005New Climate Model Predicts Hot PlanetThis is a year of freak weather and is telling us that we are fugging up our planet with all the variety of gases caused by man made objects.
This comes the day before the STRONGEST HURRICANE ON RECORD formed in the Atlantic basin.
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October 13, 2005Bird Flu, A Media Hoax?So is the H5N1 Avian Bird Flu real or just a media hoax ala Y2K? Bloggers around the net think the blogosphere will have to take part in helping prevent the pandemic from happening by educating the public and keeping communication lines open and free. Bloggers can do this safely from the comfort of their homes thus keeping you (assuming you are reading said blogs in your chair in front of your computer) out of harms way. Just wait till you need to purchase toilet paper. A slightly smaller crisis, but not less important, will be when the entire blogger community and the readers on the net finally unstick their butts from their computer chairs and get up at the same time to purchase toilet paper at the store. Can you imagine the long “bread lines,” except this will be for TP. Some bloggers are predicting that a major economic crisis will happen if the bird flu materializes, setting us back to the stone age. If this is true, we will all be wiping our asses with leaves.
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