That's what the state climatologist told the newspaper. Tree ring data says it's so.
Sunday, March 2, 2008
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Collecting reports of local climate change impacts and responses from around the world, I'm accumulating a database that can be used for strategic planning by other localities as lessons learned, best practices and valuable contacts.
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- Today the sky is blue. Does the future matter?
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- New San Francisco planner, no mention of climate
- Environmental economist: "Work locally to diversif...
- Europe holds roundtable on adaptaion
- 800-year drought in South Carolina?
- Flooding in the U.S. Midwest - climate impact?
- What? No truffles?
- Complexities of drought planning
- Entropy - another adaptation challenge
- Desalination - Backup for the Long Dry
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2 comments:
yeah 800 years ago there were too many cars...look what happened then!
what u told i cant accept!!! thin practically and if there is a chance like that think what will happen???
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johnyymathew
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