According to NOAA's Climate Predication Center, July looks like it will continue to be a rough month for plants and people just about everywhere.
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2 comments:
Don't connect the dots between those hazards.
Don't watch this video:
Don’t Make Connections Between Extreme Weather Events (VIDEO)
http://www.care2.com/causes/dont-make-connections-between-extreme-weather-events-video.html
David - this is the way a "critic" can handle this information:
http://www.wolfenotes.com/2011/07/dont-watch-this-video/
(can I at least be characterized as an "informed" critic? Or an "astute" critic? Or a "credible critic with a proven track record for reliability"?
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