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Well, now one has killed at least a dozen and another bad tropical storm in the Gulf of Mexico area. Then the western mountain areas went from drought and massive forest fires to "Biblical" deadly floods. The beginnings of catastrophic anthropogenic global warming causing climate change fluctuation beyond historic. Even with the 90% reduction of HGHGs in less than ten years, it will still get worse, but hopefully the survivors of the crash can live through, with the natural ice age cycle. Let's push for that best case scenario, and not give up until it is clear the tipping points have been passed by a lack of enough reductions.

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I'm sure there are very bad years and very quiet years. We should count ourselves lucky.

Just because we aren't getting slammed doesn't mean other folks aren't. Get a load of this.

http://www.altenergyshift.com/page/blog ... ever-r2232