By: mysterious eggs
Texas depends on a lot of dammed rivers for power and more importantly irrigation. Just because it rains doesn’t mean that aquifers fill and rivers swell. Depending on your geology a certain amount of...
View ArticleBy: romerjt
Note to climate change deniers: The earth is not like a meatloaf you put in the oven and cooks with uniformity.- just because some places are actually colder this year means nothing and you should give...
View ArticleBy: RW
Folks need to remember that weather and climate are different concepts: The former is the ‘noise’ around the latter, the cyclical patterns within the secular. More heat means more noise around the...
View ArticleBy: louiswi
And what does the world famous climatologist Dr. Rush Limtard have to say on this???
View ArticleBy: Lyle
Note that where in Texas one may be makes a difference. In the hill country last year the lawn did not grow at all, and this year it needed mowing only once in may. Texas seems to be in the midsts of a...
View ArticleBy: victor
Drought=>Higher corn prices=>higher food prices and higher ethanol prices (higher gasoline prices)=>inflation=>bonds sell off?
View ArticleBy: constantnormal
Interesting that the bar charts of food prices don’t show anything close to the impact on corn prices … the next chart shows that most of the price of processed food is in “people costs” — and unless...
View ArticleBy: CentralIowaFarmer
Interesting to see how Romney reaches out to get in touch with the Iowa farmer. He picks THIS guy, who tells Romney that we “need you like we need oxygen.” I’d believe that his brain is deprived of...
View ArticleBy: CentralIowaFarmer
http://thinkprogress.org/climate/2012/08/10/667431/romney-visits-iowa-farmer-who-is-also-a-millionaire-real-estate-mogul-with-a-personal-car-wash/?mobile=nc Follow this article down to comment #25,...
View ArticleBy: GarryG99
Following the dought disaster in USA and severe heat wave in Europe, good article on food pricies preductability published on Seeking Alpha this weekend:...
View ArticleBy: tsk tsk
And yet the UK is had one of the wettest Springs and early Summers on record. And mainland Europe had one of the snowiest winters. ~~~ BR: It may have been wet but the UK heat record was broken as...
View ArticleBy: wannabe
milkman Says: – “at least the oil and coal industries can rest easy because there’s no evidence of global warming……” I know, right!? I mean, this is the worst drought since 1988! It’s simply...
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