Published: Friday, June 22, 2012, 12:01 PM
Expect more flooding and coastal erosion as global sea levels rise more than previously predicted over the next century, according to a study released Friday. Some parts of the Pacific Coast will see several inches higher in coming decades, and by the year 2100, places may need to brace for up to 4 1/2 feet rises. Throw in a major earthquake off the coast of Oregon and the land could drop further causing sea levels to rise more than 3 feet.
By GUY GUGLIOTTA
Published: November 26, 2012
Heat, carbon dioxide and air pollution are already having significant effects on trees, plants and crops, and for most plant scientists, the debate over climate change ended long before the arrival of extreme weather like Hurricane Sandy.
— Wendy
How terribly terribly sad to see public education in Los Angeles crumble this way. If anyone is waiting for superman, its is LAUSD as a organization. How can we fix it? Is it worth it to try?
totally homemade. totally
So sad I didn’t know about this place last winter when we were in England. I would have loved to have visited…
Any advice on tying my tumbler account to a facebook page?
- I'd like to use tumbler as my primary source for microblogging updates, but I still need to have a business page on Facebook. Any advice on how I can do that in a terribly clever and technically savvy way?
Still makes me laugh every time. You have to pay attention to Mariah and how she is handling the mic in the background.
