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Fire on the Mountain

Fire on the Mountain
California Feels the Heat of Global Warming

By Daniel J. Weiss
October 24, 2007

Brave fire fighters - 20 deadBrave fire fighters - 20 dead
The horrific wildfires in southern California have already forced an estimated 500,000 people from their homes. More than 1,600 homes and buildings

have been destroyed by the wind whipped flames. Brave fire fighters valiantly battle the blaze against long odds to reduce the threat to relatively unscarred places. These fires, which range from northern Los Angeles County to the Mexican border, have produced so much smoke that they are visible in satellite pictures hundreds of miles from Earth. They are a terrible human tragedy.


Global Warming Wrecks All the Fun

The Top 100 Effects of Global Warming

September 24, 2007

This piece is from the Center for American Progress Action Fund's Mic Check Radio.

Global Warming Wrecks All the Fun

Say Goodbye to French Wines
Wacky temperatures and rain cycles brought on by global warming are threatening something very important: Wine. Scientists believe global warming will “shift viticultural regions toward the poles, cooler coastal zones and higher elevations.” What that means in regular language: Get ready to say bye-bye to French Bordeaux and hello to British champagne. [LA Times]

Say Goodbye to Light and Dry Wines


Court rules against Bush administration in global warming case

Court rules against Bush administration in global warming case

August 21, 2007

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact:
Nick Berning, 202-222-0748
Friends of the Earth

Federal Judge Orders Production of Suppressed Scientific Reports on Global Warming Impacts

OAKLAND, Calif. -- The Bush administration was rebuked today by a Federal judge for suppressing scientific reports on the impacts of global warming on the United States. In response to a lawsuit brought last year by conservation organizations, Federal District Court Judge Saundra Armstrong issued an order finding the Bush administration in violation of the Global Change Research Act of 1990 for failing to produce an updated Research Plan and a National Assessment as required by the statute.


Time to Tell Home Depot to stop advertising on Fox

If Home Depot is serious about protecting the environment, they must stop advertising on Fox -- a network that consistently spreads misinformation about and denies the existence of global warming.

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at Giants Stadium Live Earth 7 July, 2007


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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at Giants Stadium Live Earth 7 July, 2007

Now we've all heard the oil industry and the coal industry and their indentured servants in the political process telling us that global climate stability is a luxury that we can't afford.

That we have to choose now between economic prosperity on the one hand and environmental protection on the other.

And that is a false choice.


Hemp can heal the world

MarijuanaMarijuanaby Doug Yurchey

- author of the 'Marijuana Conspiracy'

On 7/7/07, a worldwide (satellite-broadcast) musical event was transmitted onto our television screens and upon our cable networks called 'Live Earth.' The global simulcast was a 24-hour show from seven continents (including Antarctica) that included over 100 bands, musicians and singers.


Big show, big impact? Live Earth hopes so.

Big show, big impact? Live Earth hopes so.
Getting the message out: Al Gore announces plans to fight global warming with Live Earth executive producer Kevin Wall, who saysGetting the message out: Al Gore announces plans to fight global warming with Live Earth executive producer Kevin Wall, who says

By Edna Gundersen
USA TODAY

Al Gore couldn't ask for a bigger bullhorn. On Saturday, the global-warming guru and former vice president will host Live Earth, a 24-hour, seven-continent concert series designed to inspire a crusade to save the environment.

With 100 acts in eight cities projected to reach an estimated 2 billion people via television, radio and the Internet, it's easily the planet's biggest show to date and history's most ambitious benefit event, eclipsing 1985's Live Aid and 2005's Live 8.


LIVE EARTH: THE CONCERTS FOR A CLIMATE IN CRISIS

Mother EarthMother EarthLIVE EARTH: THE CONCERTS FOR A CLIMATE IN CRISIS, 07/07/07

http://liveearth.msn.com

Live Earth is a monumental music event that will bring together more than 2 billion people on 7/7/07 to raise awareness about global warming. Artists include Beastie Boys, John Mayer, Madonna, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Smashing Pumpkins, The Police, and many more including Virtual March partners Bon Jovi, Damien Rice, and Taking Back Sunday.


A drought for the ages

A water shortageA water shortage

DROUGHT ACROSS THE USA
Nationwide: A drought for the ages
Alabama: 'Bad as I've seen' in 31 years of farming
Arizona: Trees, animals stressed
California: Hard-hit cattle ranchers selling off herds
Florida: Giant lake's bed exposed
Minnesota: With canoes facing dry-dock, outfitters now pray for rain

By Patrick O'Driscoll, USA TODAY
DENVER — Drought, a fixture in much of the West for nearly a decade, now covers more than one-third of the continental USA. And it's spreading.


Photos show mystery skeleton sticking out of iceberg off N.L. east coast

Mystery Skeleton: (CP PHOTO/HO/Department of Fisheries of Oceans)  Scientists are puzzled by pictures that appear to show a mammalian skeleton jutting out of an iceberg that recently drifted past the east coast of Newfoundland.Mystery Skeleton: (CP PHOTO/HO/Department of Fisheries of Oceans) Scientists are puzzled by pictures that appear to show a mammalian skeleton jutting out of an iceberg that recently drifted past the east coast of Newfoundland. Monday June 4th, 2007 - canadaeast.com

Marine scientists in Canada and abroad are puzzled by bizarre photographs that appear to show the skeleton of a large mammal jutting out of an iceberg that recently drifted past Newfoundland's east coast.

The six pictures show what looks like a brown rib cage and spinal column, slightly bent, sticking out of a crust of ice.


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