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Snowmageddon 0

Snow is in the forecast, so the local television stations are all, natch, at Snowmageddon DefCon One “We’re all going to die!”

Did we have weather before television, and, if we did, however did persons survive it?

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Branding 0

Title:  Scarlet Letter.  Image:  Trump brown-shirts walk away from man holding

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Denial Is Not Just a River in Egypt. It’s a Party Line. 0

Caption:  Republicans on Climate Change.  Image:  Titanic sinking prow first, with stern rising into the air.  Voice from the stern says,

Via PoliticalProf.

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You’ve Heard of Dune Buggies? 0

Now learn about buggy dunes.

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Headline of the Day 0

Hampton Roads flooded with rain — nearly 8 inches have fallen with more on the way

(Schools are closed because school buses can’t complete their routes. And, no, this sort of stuff did not happen in the olden days when I was a young ‘un growing up in these here parts.)

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Signs of the Approaching Winter 0

Forebodings of frost are in the forefront.

Thieves drove a U-Haul truck up to a Brunswick dealership that sells power equipment late Sunday, loading up the cargo box with a dozen snowblowers – each weighing hundreds of pounds and worth a total of about $30,000 – before fleeing.

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The Climates They Are a-Changing 0

Via Raw Story.

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The Climates They Are a-Changing 0

California fire truck heading towards wild fire.  Fireman says,


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Pollinators in Peril 0

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The Climates They Are a-Changing 0

Thom points out that, when it comes to Republicans and climate change, the hoax gets in their lies.

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A Picture of Willful Ignorance 0

General telling Republican elephant of the importance of studying sea level rise and climate change.  Elephant replies in a broken-record of


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. . . Because If You Don’t Study It, It Doesn’t Exist 2

This item from my local rag caused me to drop my jaw this morning. There’s a good chance that, within my children’s lifetimes, the world’s largest military complex (which surrounds me as I type this) will be under water, but Republicans want to stick their fingers in the Pentagon’s ears and go “Nah-nah-nah-nah-nah-nah-nah-nah-nah-nah-nah.”

Tacked on to defense spending bills passed by the House of Representatives: amendments forbidding the Pentagon from using federal dollars to study climate change or plan for its impacts.

Supporters say they want the military focused on enemies such as the Islamic State group, not rising seas.

Critics say flooding is a formidable foe as well.

“It’s kind of hard to attack the enemy when your base is underwater,” said Rep. Bobby Scott, a Southeast Virginia Democrat who voted against the ban.

The Republican Party, the party of willful ignorance.

More at the link.

And, in more news of willful ignorance . . . .

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The Climates They Are a-Changing 0

Thom interviews Dr. Michael Mann about climate change and media malpractice.

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The Climates They Are a-Changing 0

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Water Hazard 0

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Everybody’s a Critic 0

Via Mediaite.

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The Climates They Are a-Changing 0

Get ready for Exodus 2.0.

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The Climates They Are a-Changing 0

Storm clouds on the horizon . . . .

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The Climates They are a-Changing 0

It’s February.

I’m running the air conditioning to dehumidify the joint.

Don’t you dare tell me that it’s a fluke of weather and not somehow related to climate.

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Hey! Rubio! 0

After I went for a bike ride wearing gym shorts and a light sweatshirt yesterday, I drove to the recycling center with my windows down.

In February.

Not in SoCal.

And it’s not just one fluke of a day. It’s a pattern.

Even granting that weather is not climate, the two are intimately intertwined.

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