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Earth heading for 'mini ice age' in just 15 years, scientists say
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9 years ago
LINK : http://www.upi.com/Top_News/World-News/2015/07/11/Earth-heading-for-mini-ice-age-in-just-15-years-scientists-say/2751436649025/ By Doug G. Ware | Updated July 11, 2015 at 5:36 PM...
Royal Dutch Shell’s MV Fennica to return to the West Coast for repairs
Via: larry-crehore
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9 years ago
The hull of the Fennica suffered a gash in the hull about 3 feet long and a half-inch wide when the vessel struck an uncharted object while leaving Dutch Harbor. The area had not been...
While you enjoy the outdoors "Beware the Giant Hogweed"
Via: larry-crehore
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Environment/Climate
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9 years ago
According to the DEC, the toxic plant grows in New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Maryland, Oregon, Washington, Michigan, Virginia, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine. This weed will cause...
The Republican Fetish With Water Bottles
Via: jerry-verlinger
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Environment/Climate
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9 years ago
Credit:Eleanor Taylor The National Park Service has a cautious, sensible policy that allows parks to ban the sale of plastic water bottles. Those that do so are required to...
Nobel Prize-Winning Physicist: Obama is ‘Dead Wrong’ on Global Warming
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9 years ago
(CNSNews.com) -- President Obamas statements on global warming are dead wrong, said Nobel laureate Ivar Giaever, who rejected the president's claims that man-made global warming is causing climate...
Editor of Science Magazine Should Resign!
Via: xxjefferson51
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9 years ago
The 3 July 2015 issue of Science features a remarkable editorial by Editor Marcia McNutt. Titled The beyond-two-degree inferno, it suggests that an anthropogenic greenhouse (GH) warming of more...
The dirty business of Obama’s so-called Clean Power Plan
Via: xxjefferson51
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Environment/Climate
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9 years ago
President Obama's carbon mandates finalized on Monday are nothing more than a smokescreen for bureaucratic actions that will not withstand judicial scrutiny, which has become common place for...
World Falls In Love With Coal That Obama Is Waging War On
Via: xxjefferson51
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9 years ago
View Enlarged ImageAt the very moment President Obama has decided to shutter America's coal industry in favor of much more expensive and less efficient "renewable energy," coal use is surging...
NY Fracking Ban Is Literally Impoverishing Rural Towns
Via: xxjefferson51
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9 years ago
New Yorks ban on hydraulic fracturing is great news for environmentalists, but horrible news for those living upstate who are seeing their economic opportunities fade as the state government closes...
Rage on the reservation: EPA spill stokes Navajo mistrust of feds
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9 years ago
The mistrust Native Americans have long harbored toward the federal government has gone to another level in Navajo territory land, where residents angrily scoff at the Environmental Protection...
Obama Hatches A Vast, Left-Wing, Green Conspiracy
Via: xxjefferson51
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9 years ago
Obama Hatches A Vast, Left-Wing, Green ConspiracyCalif. Gov. Jerry Brown said oil companies have a product that is highly destructive, during a trip to South Lake Tahoe, Nev., on...Calif. Gov....
More than 3 trillion trees now grow on earth, finds study
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9 years ago
More than 3 trillion trees now grow on earth, finds study By AP, The Economic Times, September 3, 2015 The number is seven times more than scientists previously thought. But it's also...
The incredible images revealing a glowing blue sea in Hong Kong - which scientists warn is 'disturbing and toxic'
Via: feronia
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9 years ago
Eerie fluorescent blue patches of water glimmering off Hong Kong's seashore are magnificent, but disturbing and potentially toxic, marine biologists say. The glow is an indicator of a harmful...
Gov. Moonbeam Uses Global Warming To Control People, Power and Money
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9 years ago
When politicians crash and burn, they create diversionary tactics to disguise their failures. A perfect example is California Gov. Jerry Brown, and his impious policy on climate change. Just a few...
Steyn puts Warmists in the Dock
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9 years ago
The final episode of "Seinfeld" involved a Good Samaritan court case that featured witness after witness testifying passionately about the moral misdemeanors perpetrated against them by the shows...
Why Leftist Greens Love Pope's Global Warming Speech
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9 years ago
Pope Francis speaks Wednesday during his arrival ceremony at the White House, where he forged common cause with President Obama on climate change....Pope Francis speaks Wednesday during his arrival...
How Prairie Dogs Cry for Rain: Reflections on Shelter, Rain, and Drought
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9 years ago
If you kill off the prairie dogs, there will be no one to cry for rain. Traditional Navajo warming One former prairie dog town stretched 25,000 square miles with its burrows sheltering 400...
There are laws making it illegal to collect data on open land
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9 years ago
Wyoming lawwhich forbids testing water quality, taking photosis being challenged. duncan c Wyoming lawmakers adopted legislation making it illegal to gather data on open spacesuch as...
Manhattan Flood Risk Up 20-Fold Since 19th Century - IFLS
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10 years ago
The chances of storm waters overtopping Manhattans seawall are 20 times higher now than they were 170 years ago, according to an upcoming study. Since the mid-1800s, water levels during major...
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