Hmm — something up with the climate?
Below is a group of headlines from the Canadian Early Bird one day this summer. I wonder if something is up with the climate. Phrase of the season: "the new normal." I mention this because I suspect it has national security implications. Los Angeles Times: Fierce storms in Northeast, yes, but probably not a derecho ...
Below is a group of headlines from the Canadian Early Bird one day this summer. I wonder if something is up with the climate. Phrase of the season: "the new normal." I mention this because I suspect it has national security implications.
Los Angeles Times: Fierce storms in Northeast, yes, but probably not a derecho The New York Times: Storms threaten ozone layer over U.S., study says
Los Angeles Times: Greenland ice sheet undergoes worst surface melt in 132 years
The Christian Science Monitor: U.S. drought already rippling out into the world
Below is a group of headlines from the Canadian Early Bird one day this summer. I wonder if something is up with the climate. Phrase of the season: "the new normal." I mention this because I suspect it has national security implications.
Los Angeles Times: Fierce storms in Northeast, yes, but probably not a derecho The New York Times: Storms threaten ozone layer over U.S., study says
Los Angeles Times: Greenland ice sheet undergoes worst surface melt in 132 years
The Christian Science Monitor: U.S. drought already rippling out into the world
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