Month: September 2020
What is it going to take to reverse the climate crisis increase in temperatures? It won’t be easy.
Penney’s Spice takes political positions — and they pay off in customers and sales
Big climate crisis news from China that matters — if it keeps its word — and if the US follows its lead
Northern lights may be visible in northern part of United States Sep 27-29
Paris Climate Goals will no longer stop an eight foot rise in sea levels
We're going to lose coastal cities like Miami and a good chunk of NYC. http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/sep/23/melting-antarctic-ice-will-raise-sea-level-by-25-metres-even-if-paris-climate-goals-are-met-study-finds
Personal update
I had surgery in September 11, 2020 — and three more procedures since then. Hence the rather random postings here. Am not sure when my condition will improve. Grim world right now tho gives plenty of topics on which to post. Most tell you everything you need to know in a terse headline. Hope you … Continue reading Personal update
Extreme Heat And Extreme Drought Are Occurring Together With Terrifying Frequency
Heat waves and droughts are each bad enough on their own. A new study found that the two hazards are occurring simultaneously in the United States with startling frequency. — Read on http://www.forbes.com/sites/dennismersereau/2020/09/26/extreme-heat-and-extreme-drought-are-occurring-together-with-terrifying-frequency/
Rats have very real value doing a task nothing else can do
Mexican farmers not happy about filling an endless hole
UWS restaurant’s outside setup shows up in London paper
Do click thru as this article is full of videos and ways of seeing things from a different angle. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8761705/French-bistro-NYCs-Upper-West-sets-space-bubbles-10F-warmer-inside.html Bistro in NYC's Upper West Side sets up 'space bubbles' to beat chilly fall weather as struggling Big Apple restaurants battle to stay open Cafe du Soleil can sit up to 80 guests in its … Continue reading UWS restaurant’s outside setup shows up in London paper
Second wave coming for odd availability of customer merchandise
Turns out our lives after the rise of COVID-19 aare so fundamentally different that our purchases, and even the timing of those purchases, are new. That's producing scrambling by manufacturers, sellers, and service organizations. Some of that scrambling may include empty shelves but not like the panic buying shelves for toilet paper. This is new. … Continue reading Second wave coming for odd availability of customer merchandise
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