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• Must-See CBS News: We Are ‘Living On A Planet With A Fever… This Is Our Society’s Sink Or Swim Moment’

  
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  Must-See CBS News: We Are ‘Living On A Planet With A Fever…. This Is Our Society’s Sink Or Swim Moment’ by  Joe Romm , Climate Progress, May 20, 2012  The CBS Evening News  had one of the best segments ever on manmade global warming.  The piece is headlined on their website, “ Assessing the risk ...
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• Climate Chaos Forces Farmers to Rethink Age-Old Practices

  
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  Frequent Floods Force Farmers to Rethink Age-Old Practices Climate chaos led one upstate N.Y. farm to stop planting in fertile flood plains, a practice farmers have followed for thousands of years. By Robert Krier, InsideClimate News , May 16, 2012 A flooded vegetable field at Hawthorne ...
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• Dogma dressed up as reality

  
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  When French scientist and politician Claude Allegre came out with the book, The Climate Deception (Limposture Climatique), 400 French scientists signed a petition asking the government to denounce the book.Freedom of thought.  Freedom of scientific inquiry.  Being killed off in the twenty first century.  Whod have ...
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• NPR: Link Between Extreme Weather And Climate Change

  
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  Link Between Extreme Weather And Climate Change Listen to the S tory Talk of the Nation [16 min 50 sec] Add to Playlist Download   text size  A   A   A April 5, 2012 2011 brought exceptionally mild winters in most of the U.S., deadly tornadoes in the Midwest and extended ...
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• William Petroski: Iowa faces more big rainstorms, big floods; in 2001-2010 there were 52% more storms per year

  
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  Purchase Image ZOOM Cedar Rapids residents affected by flooding in 2008. / Register FIle Photo Iowa faces more big rainstorms, big floods by William Petroski, Des Moines Register , May 16, 2012 Big storms, leading to big floods, are occurring  with greater frequency in the Midwest with the ...
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• Sister Moon

  
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  I apologize for not offering you a better photo of yesterday’s Super Moon but there you go. The intention was there but my equipment does not seem to be good enough for the moon, the sky in general, flowers or other close-up objects or really anything. Luckily I don’t mind; I hope you don’t either. ...
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• Doug OHarra: Climate warming charging water cycle, producing bigger storms, according to study lead by Paul Durack

  
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  Climate warming charging water cycle, producing bigger storms by Doug OHarra, Alaska Dispatch, May 4, 2012 Has the home planet’s pot begun to boil? Is there turbulence awaiting us in the decades ahead? The energy so far pumped into the Earth’s atmosphere by climate warming has begun to ...
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• Global Water Cycle Intensifying With Changing Climate, Study Says

  
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  The global cycle of rainfall and evaporation over the oceans accelerated by 4 percent in the second half of the twentieth century because of global warming, a new study published in the journal Science suggests. Further, this could be a signal that more extreme weather is on the way in coming decades, as ...
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• The Buck Stops Here

  
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  Two surveys released this week show a striking disjunction. On the one hand, new research conducted at Yale shows that a large majority (69%) of Americans agree that global warming is affecting weather, and has made some extreme weather events worse. read more
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• The Buck Stops Here

  
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  Two surveys released this week show a striking disjunction. On the one hand, new research conducted at Yale shows that a large majority (69%) of Americans agree that global warming is affecting weather, and has made some extreme weather events worse. read more
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