Without common sense Here is yet another specific example of what is wrong with the American government system. NOAA wants to provide a central source for climate information. That makes sense. Why not just do it. ...
• The covert cell tower deployment of a U.S. government domestic scalar microwave directed energy weapon apparently can spawn "The Winds of War."GET POLITICAL w/ VIC LIVINGSTONAs first revealed here more than a year ago, a covert U.S. government microwave radio frequency...
Jon Cash, Who Worked For WAVY-TV For 2 Decades, Has Been Fired According to a Posting on His Website Jon Cash posted on his website joncashministries.com, that he was fired after 21 years of working at the TV...
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UPDATE: NOAA really blew it. See this new update:" "Tsunami Warning: Sirens Put Hawaii on Alert Ahead of Waves Hawaiians Stock Up on Food, Gas as Waves Prepare to Hit at 11 a.m. Local...
Salmon spawning in the US Northwest - a weakened phenomenon in the Sacramento River these days due to a recent stocks collapse there."It's a credit to the Central Coast fishing industry that it voluntarily...
created by Simples | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago 567 views | 37 recommendations | 13 comments
As if to show the world scientists that they don't have all the answers yet, the sea levels unexpectedly rose two feet (60 cm) this summer along the US East Coast. While the first culprit one would think of would be global warming, the Arctic ice cap is melting at a...
Hurricane season is still in full swing, so people are looking for hurricane tracking maps. SInce there's no one master global map, here are a few useful hurricane tracking map links: National Hurricane Center Terrapin infrared/tracking maps Current hurricane and tropical...
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Two beached whales died off the coast of Hollywood, Florida after a rescue crew failed to keep them alive and get them back to deeper waters. Hundreds of onlookers watched as a mother whale and her baby were...
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On Thursday, Apr. 9, the U.S. Coast Guard immediately set up a safety security zone in the New York Harbor after the humpback whale was spotted near the Verrazano Bridge by local residents who called the U.S. Coast...
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Alida Antonia Cornelius March 23, 2009 NOAA, The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released this announcement about their new online game that encourages students to learn more about estuaries....
CORONA, Ca - Sept. 24, 2008 (OWSweather.com) Forecasters are foreseeing a wetter than average season for October 2008. Less Santa Ana Winds and more rain. Meteorologist, Kevin Martin, has a program coined UJEAS. The term UJEAS or Upper Jet Extended Analog System works as it...
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After over a week now when Hurricane Ike passed overhead here in Santa Fe, Texas I really had no idea how lucky our neighborhood was in escaping severe damage. That was until after viewing satellite pictures that...
opinion by John Astad | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago 5014 views | 15 recommendations | 2 comments
Not seen for more than fifty years, the Caribbean monk seal has been declared extinct, with its Mediterranean cousins not far behind."Humans hunting the docile creatures for research, food and blubber left the...
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Hurricane activity this season is expected to be higher than normal."WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The approaching 2008 Atlantic hurricane season is likely to be above normal, with up to 16 named storms and up to five...
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Coral reefs are dying a death of a thousand cuts and their disappearance threatens not only the incredibly diverse ecosystem that depends on them, but also human health and welfare.In this episode of MicrobeWorld...
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