catastrophic storms

[Mark Ruenes]

just noticed this over on cnn.

http://www.cnn.com/2001/weather/07/19/hurricanes/index.html

mark

[Brian V. Cox]

thanks mark. very interesting that they say "scientists say
the earth's climate goes through cycles, but they don't know why"

at least mainstream media is starting to acknowledge that something's up.

-brian


> just noticed this over on cnn.
>
> http://www.cnn.com/2001/weather/07/19/hurricanes/index.html
>
> mark


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[Lynn Ferguson]

mark and brian, it's important to point this out. that our scientific
community is identifying the earth changes that we have been aware of
for such a long time. when this realization enters the public domain
and is integrated into an article on cnn weather news, it brings greater
attention to the issue by people who are ususally too pre-occupied with
their daily lives to notice.

the extremes in our weather make it all the more enticing to live underground.
i am often surprised to see rebuilding and new construction taking place
in areas that have been devastated on a regular basis over time by hurricanes,
tornados, earthquakes, flooding, and other patterns. monolithic domes
can withstand the load and are rather comfortable year-round, in addition
to being cost-effective in energy costs. the stillness is deafening
however, and takes some getting used to after all the noise of the city
airwaves.

i think that more and more people will have to look at weather patterns
and the impact on their lives in the near future. not to mention the
eleven year cycles of the sun and the solar winds generated by sunspot
activity. our coastal waters have altered the habitats of fish and marine
animals over the last few years. from space, to atmosphere, to oceans
and land masses...our entire cosmiverse is in a state of enormous flux.
(and for lesta...there's always more prozac available lol - the quick
fix?)

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