MSNBC: Data indicate warming far worse than thought
Summer ice could disappear as soon as 2020, leading scientist reports
Believe it, this is a local story... many atmospheric climate models predict the Black Hills sitting right in the middle of a huge drought band right here in the northern Plains. If you think the dryness of the hills this last couple of years has been remarkable, well, we may have much more headed our way.
This fossil fuel burning thing we're doing is an experiment on a grand scale, and we really don't know what's going to happen--but what the scientific community is practically unanimous in the view that 1) we are causing this major shift, and 2) we can do something about it.
(You say, what can a rally in Rapid City's Memorial park of a few committed folks do to change things? Well, take heart, this is part of a major national day of action called Step It Up 2007. We're showing the a growing movement of awareness worldwide -- spread the word!!!)
RALLY TO STOP GLOBAL WARMING
Come help send a message to Congress to act immediately to save the planet!
WHEN: Saturday, April 14, 10 – 11 a.m.
WHERE: Memorial Park Bandstand, Rapid City
WHO: Babies, children, teens, adults, and elders
WHAT: S.D. State Senator Tom Katus and Charmaine White Face, Defenders of the Black Hills, will talk about what you can do about global warming. Petitions will be signed and sent to Rep. Stephanie Herseth, Sen. John Thune, and Sen. Tim Johnson. Special performance by the Hot Rockers Dance Team.
Please print out this flyer and post it this week!!
Road from Suzdal — Chapter 39
22 hours ago
I agree there may be global warming, but to say it is unanimous that scientists believe we are causing it is a joke. We could stop using fossil fuels forever and not affect the overall scheme of nature--especially because volcanos and the sun cause more harm to global warming than humans.
ReplyDeleteHello.
ReplyDeleteAlthough you may hear otherwise, THERE IS NO LONGER A SCIENTIFIC DEBATE. HUMANS ARE CAUSING GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE BY BURNING FOSSIL FUELS.
You can look it up.
Ask The Google about "Naomi Oreskes."