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Using data from the NOAA and even the IPCC, it turns out that CO2 levels were as much as 15 times higher than 400 ppm in the past, and notably, this was long before the Industrial Revolution. In fact, plants across the planet today are starving for CO2. This rational, science-based explanation completely DEBUNKS the false "climate change" narrative on carbon dioxide.
The video points out that CO2 levels today are almost the lowest they've ever been in the entire known history of our planet.
Thanks to Stephen Bird for this video
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Magnitude 6.2 mww
Location uncertainty 59.844°N 136.695°W± 4.4 km
Depth uncertainty 2.2 km± 3.3Origin
Time 2017-05-01 12:31:54.500 UTC
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© Kris SmithA truck is seen in the snow Sunday morning on a Garden City, Kan., street.
As much as 14 inches of snow had fallen in Elkhart, near the Kansas-Oklahoma state line and just miles from the Colorado state line, and many trees and power lines were reported down in the southwest part of the state, according to a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Dodge City.
Jeff Johnson said some of the places hardest hit by the weekend storm included areas west of Garden City and Liberal. He said the Dodge City area had received as much as 5-plus inches of snow as of 11:30 a.m. Sunday.
Garden City reported some power outages, but by 4 p.m. Sunday, the city tweeted that much of the power had been restored. It warned, however, that more power outages could follow and that the Horace Good Middle School would be open for any residents in Finney County without power. Residents of Garden City's utility company were encouraged to call 620-276-1290 to report power outages to help take off some of the calls to the county's 911 dispatch center.
April 30th, 2017 spring storm drops snow near Cozad, NE. This is a look near I-80 and Highway 21.
As of Sunday afternoon the 10/11 Weather team said over the last 48 hours Lincoln's seen 1.5 inches of rain, 3+ inches in Columbus and 2.5+ inches in York.
In Lincoln rain didn't stop the Old Cheney Farmers' Market from it's opening weekend. Although vendors told 10/11 there were notably less people who came out Sunday. Typically hundreds of people fill the market near 56th and Old Cheney, but by noon there were only a few dozen.
Nebraska 511 reported I-80 near Lexington was closed due to a jack knifed semi-truck around 2:00 Sunday afternoon. It reopened around 5:15pm. Traffic was rerouted onto the shoulder according to the Nebraska 511 Twitter account.
Nebraska 511 reported both Highway 23 and 83 were closed for several hours Sunday. Highway 23 reopened around 7:20pm in both directions south of Eustis after a semi-truck jack knifed. Highway 83 is also back between McCook to the Kansas state line, after crews cleaned up and fixed downed power lines.
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Leeanne Ericson was camping at San Onofre Saturday evening.
She loves the ocean and decided to join her boyfriend in the water when she was bitten by a shark.
"She was swimming, he was surfing and I guess he heard her scream when he was on the board," said family friend Laura Smith. "He jumped and dove off the board and went looking for her and found her on the bottom and brought her up on the surf board and paddled in with her and tied the leash around her leg to try to control the bleeding until they airlifted her down to the hospital, but if it wasn't for him she wouldn't have made it. He truly save her life."
Comment: 2 people suffered light injuries due to shark attacks on the same day off South Africa and South Carolina .
© Simon DaviesFemale red-winged blackbird on the island of North Ronaldsay
The red-winged blackbird is an American species which was spotted by a local bird observatory on the island of North Ronaldsay on Saturday.
Now scores of twitchers have taken advantage of the Bank Holiday weekend and chartered planes to go and see the rare bird, which was spotted by Simon Davies, principal assistant warden of the North Ronaldsay Bird Observatory.
Mr Davies was doing a bird census when the blackbird "popped up its head behind some gas cannisters", said Larissa Simulik, an assistant warden at the observatory.
Comment: One picture says it all.