Long hot near-lethal summer around Vladivostok

Russia: Shark Attacks in Vladivostok · Global Voices: "Jellyfish activity is not the only thing that has shocked the people of this area this season. Sharks are regular guests in the Japanese Sea, but their visits have never before been marked by attacks on people."

Here's still more sins we can lay at the door of our global warming generators. It's not funny really.



Global Online Privacy

Do you really want to look at this

PhotoBlog - Thinning ice has big impact on life in Greenland: Inuit hunter Nukappi Brandt steers his small boat as he and his daughter Aaneeraq, 9, scan the water for seals, accompanied by his other daughter Luusi, 8, outside Qeqertarsuaq, Disko Island, Greenland, July 21. Brandt, 49, has been a hunter since age 14, and said roughly 20 years ago, when winter sea ice became too thin to support dogsleds, seal hunting ceased to be a sustainable way of life here.

Fine go ahead with a background image in your mind of McCain going drill baby drill. Or Palin. Or Perry. Or Bachmann. Haunting images.

Global Online Privacy

Heavy snow does not mean we are not warming

Bundle Up, It's Global Warming - NYTimes.com: "As global temperatures have warmed and as Arctic sea ice has melted over the past two and a half decades, more moisture has become snow."

Your daily global warming minute (Video)

Global Online Privacy

If scientists can counter the warming nay-sayers, more power to them

Extreme Weather Link 'Can No Longer Be Ignored' | Common Dreams: "They believe that it is no longer plausible merely to claim that extreme weather is “consistent” with climate change. Instead, they intend to assess each unusual event in terms of the probability that it has been exacerbated or even caused by the global temperature increase seen over the past century." I am not holding my breath. The power of denial trumps reason too often to warrant much confidence.



Global Online Privacy