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Flameweed

Published on April 18, 2019April 18, 2019 by sunshinehours1Leave a comment

This was taken at sunset so you can see the flames. During the day the flames look blue. We flameweed our corn along with cultivating. Soybeans we cultivate and hoe out weeds. pic.twitter.com/xKFEXUzaTK

— Carolyn Olson (@Westacre2CJ) April 17, 2019

Arctic 8.7% Below Mean – Sea Ice Extent (Global Antarctic and Arctic) – Day 107 – 2019

Published on April 18, 2019April 18, 2019 by sunshinehours13 Comments

Despite the Arctic being at record lows for this time of year, it is only 8.7% below the mean.

Mean = 14.64 Extent = 13.37 Anomaly = -1.27

Five weeks ago on day 70 it was only 4% below the mean.

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Fort George Could Crumble To The Sea Thanks To Imaginary 3 foot Sea Level Rise

Published on April 16, 2019April 16, 2019 by sunshinehours1Leave a comment

If it wasn’t for imaginary sea level rises, how could they scare us?

Fort George is losing a battle with the coastal impact of climate change and rising seas, according to an expert.

According to the latest projections, by 2100 sea levels in the area could rise up to one meter higher.

Currently sea levels are rising at 3-4 mm a year and that figure is increasing,

Fort George is losing a battle with the coastal impact of climate change and rising seas, according to a climate expert. The 18th century stronghold's exposed coastal location leaves it vulnerable to violent storms likely to hasten corrosion