Update: “The most extraordinary October snowstorm in over two centuries in the Northeast U.S. has finally come to an end this Sunday afternoon. Not since the infamous snow hurricane of … [Keep reading >>]
The news of Thailand’s incredible rain and flooding keeps being squeezed into back page columns of various newspapers, from Paris to San Francisco. Though deaths are relatively low, and spread … [Keep reading >>]
Following the posts of the other day regarding Texas droughts, Iranian heat records and South Korean flooding we have today extreme weather in the Philippines, Vietnam and Thailand as tropical … [Keep reading >>]
The mainstream news accounts have quoted those responsible for knowing what’s what, that the nuclear plant remains dry and safe. Hartmann says, not so:
You need to know this. The … [Keep reading >>]
Evacuations are already underway in low-lying areas of western Iowa and eastern Nebraska as the Missouri River rises. Water levels are expected to hit record highs with huge snowpacks melting … [Keep reading >>]
The incredible flooding we have been reading out in Australia the last few weeks has been in the North East. Now it has moved to the South East, with water … [Keep reading >>]
It is hard to get people impressed with the size of the disaster flooding over Australia’s north east province of Queensland. Should Texas and California be similarly flooded Americans would … [Keep reading >>]
Pouring rain and killer floods are not even headlines anymore: flooding is the new normal. Southern Thailand is nearly under water; the death toll is up to 122, and not … [Keep reading >>]
For the second or third time in recent months cities in China have been hit with super-deluges and catastrophic flooding. [See also Tennessee, below] Earlier in August massive mudslides killed … [Keep reading >>]
The lives of tens of thousands in Pakistan and China have been washed away in recent days, some to muddy graves. Pakistan has been by far the worst hit with … [Keep reading >>]
Northeast hit by record global-warming-type deluge
U.S. media misses the story, while “China spends big to counter severe weather caused by climate change”
March 31, 2010
It’s pretty remarkable that we … [Keep reading >>]
There may be two or three U.S. senators who deny global climate change. Not the poor souls of Northern Brazil.
“Floods and mudslides from months of heavy rains … [Keep reading >>]
