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“The weather of the past will not be the weather of the future," says a NOAA scientist. “As long as we are emitting greenhouse gases at a historically unprecedented rate, we should expect this change to continue."
Decades late and trillions of dollars short.

...and the car companies going after the "nuts behind the wheels" and the American Advertising Council doing the "crying Indian" thang generations back. Same old same old.Shells anyway just wants to greenwash their image, nothing more nothing else. Just like BP did with the invention of the personal "carbon footprint", which was just a tool to divert attention about the generation of emissions away from them to their customers.
That actor wasn't even First Nations. He was Italian-American by the name of Espera de Corta. Iron Eyes Cody was a stage name....and the car companies going after the "nuts behind the wheels" and the American Advertising Council doing the "crying Indian" thang generations back. Same old same old.
I love how that's post 2012.![]()
Climate change: Small army of volunteers keeping deniers off Wikipedia
A group of editors is working tirelessly to keep bad climate info off the user-generated encyclopaedia.www.bbc.co.uk
There's a reason the plains tribes were nomadic and semi-nomadic. The only tribes that weren't at least semi-nomadic were some of the southern plains tribes like the Wichita.I don't know if this is climate change or poor resource management driven by economic policy and exacerbated by climate change, but
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The Next Disaster Coming to the Great Plains
Acute scarcity drives the search for water underground. But the West’s major aquifers are in trouble, too.www.theatlantic.com
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Wow, Wal-Mart grade bikes have gotten way worse -- at least the old Huffy's and the like had vague potential.I thought that this was worth noting and climate changes seems to be a good spot to put it because buying a better (even used) bicycle (instead of one poorly made and unfixable) would do a couple of good things to help the environment.
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The Bikes That Last Four Months — Streetsblog USA
While we’re all annoyed when our latest electronic gizmo conks out after just a few months, by now it’s not all that surprising. But a bike? Surely a bike should last longer, right? Here's how to spot an unfixable bike designed for the dump.usa.streetsblog.org