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So I noticed how several news articles on the internet, like USA Today or MSNBC.com, mentioned how this global warming is the MAIN cause for the early springtime we are apparently experiencing and how it will affect plants and animals.
Shhhh! Quiet! I'm trying to come up with a way to make a few bucks on the GW thing.
Do an Al Gore and become the president of a company that provides carbon credits than put out a movie about the impending doom of the earth due to global warming. I'm not saying there could be a strange link there, just a good idea.
So I noticed how several news articles on the internet, like USA Today or MSNBC.com, mentioned how this global warming is the MAIN cause for the early springtime we are apparently experiencing and how it will affect plants and animals.
After this winter, its hard to believe global warming is a bad thing. (yeah, I know about that bad effects, but dang, I wish spring would get here already!!)
We've had more snow this year than any year I can remember. It snowed a little this morning. It never snows in late March here. In the 90s I recall having February temperatures reach into the 60s quite often as well as November temps. But in recent years, it hasn't warmed up until May, and get very cold in October. Personally I miss those years we had short winters. (at the time I hated them, but I am wiser and colder now)
In the last six months or so, I have seen a drop in the GW hype. (percieved maybe) But I think people are starting to realize that the Earth fluctuates, no amount of flourescent light bulbs is going to stop that. And Al Gore is not savior, he is laughing all the way to the bank. (Oscar in hand)
We had record snow in Ohio... 20 inches... it was called a 100-year snow... its all melted now... must of been global warming that melted it by all the CO2 emitted from those who are lighting their fireplaces... or it could of been the sun... I think I will pick the least reasonable answer according to the eco-freaks..... the sun...
Well, the annual springtime cherry blossoms in D.C. have already arrived and that's partly what interested me here.
And I nearly froze last night and walking to work this morning. Early spring has become late winter.
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