Earth Changes
INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana - A possible tornado toppled trees in Nebraska and record flooding chased people from their Indiana homes early Sunday as the Midwest braced for still more violent weather.
The heaviest rainstorms in 50 years drenched parts of Guangdong province over the past two days, killing at least 1 student and causing widespread flooding, local media reported on Sunday.
Maria Petrakis
BloombergSun, 08 Jun 2008 14:09 UTC
Greece was hit by an earthquake classified as "strong'' on the Richter magnitude scale around 3:25 p.m. local time, the U.S. Geological Survey and Greek scientists said.
The death toll stands at two, said a spokeswoman at the Interior Ministry in Athens, who commented on condition she not be identified by name in accordance with departmental policy.
Telly Nathalia, Sugita Katyal and Alex Richardson
ReutersSat, 07 Jun 2008 11:34 UTC
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People from a district in Minahasa look at columns of ash spewed from Mount Soputan, in Indonesia's North Sulawesi province June 6, 2008.
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Indonesia has raised the alert level for a volcano on Sulawesi island to the highest after it began spewing hot lava and clouds of smoke, a vulcanology official said on Saturday.
Lava from Mount Soputan has been gliding down its slopes about 1.5 km (0.9 miles) from the crater since Friday but has not reached the foot of the mountain, said Saut Simatupang, head of Indonesia's Vulcanology Survey.
A strong earthquake has struck southern Greece, including the capital, Athens, but there are no reports of injuries.
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Flooding in Putman County has closed Interstate 70
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Franklin, Indiana - Floodwaters forced countless residents from their homes, breached dams and closed portions of major highways,
yet officials said the worst could still come as rivers continued to swell in south-central Indiana.
Gov. Mitch Daniels declared emergencies in 10 counties Saturday, after storms dumped up to
10 inches of rain on already soggy ground.
The
Sarasota Herald-Tribune has a major article written by Zac Anderson titled, "
Not so cool: Sarasota-Bradenton tops for 'greenhouse gas emissions".
Actually, the Sarasota-Bradenton area should get a medal for producing more CO2 than other areas. We are helping our plants grow because you see CO2 is plant food. When we breath we emit CO2. The plants love us.
Part 1:
On a recent Sunday Square Off debate (seen Sunday mornings at 8:00am on NBC, Channel 12 in Phoenix), Arizona Democrat spokesperson Emily Bittner stated, "I am so sick of the debate as to whether or not global warming is real." Well, I had not heard the debate was over and a consensus reached. Although as time passes, the "true facts" on global warming are refuting more and more the theory that man is the cause. What follows is a three part series on facts and fiction.
The global warmers are becoming increasingly desperate to prop up their failing prophesy in every way possible. Behaving just as Leon Festinger predicted in
When Prophecies Fail. As the earth shows no net warming in a decade and
cooling into its 7th year, as new
models suggest cooling may continue because of natural ocean cycles, as the
sun stays quiet now 12 years since the last solar minimum, usually a signal of cooling, as more and more peer review calls into question the
importance of CO2 and of the the
accuracy of the models and the entire greenhouse theory because of the failure of fingerprinting, the alarmists begin a frantic effort to save their failing theory. You see so many have won the lottery and want to ensure the annuity checks keep coming.
According to the latest research, species around the world are going extinct faster that previously thought, at a rate not seen since the extinction of the dinosaurs. The Living Planet index which was released today shows that due to destructive human activity, the diversity of all life on earth has decreased by over 30%, nearly a third in fact in the past thirty-five years.