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Northeast Paying Price for California Power Shortage
December 19, 2000NYT - Along the West Coast of the United States, the Northwest has always used the most power in the winter, to provide heat when during cold weather, and the Southwest has always used the most in the summer, for... continued
Early Spring Has Europe Worried
December 18, 2000The stage is being set for powerful storms in Europe, due to the appearance of unseasonably warm weather there, similar to the unseasonable weather that triggered powerful storms across the eastern United States on December 16. Europe is experiencing one... continued
Volcanos May Hasten Climate Change
December 18, 2000Volcanic eruptions are more likely to cause world weather changes than possible impacts from comets, a team of scientists announced to the American Geophysical Union last week. Massive eruptions of magma, ash and gas, which are spewing out of Popocatepetl... continued
US Weather Extremes Prophesy Future
December 17, 2000At least twelve people have lost their lives as a devastating series of storms swept across the United States from the Southeast to the Northeast. Eighty mile per hour wind gusts were recorded in the New York City area, and... continued
Volcano Gets Worse–14,000 Evacuated
December 16, 2000San Antonio Express-News - For the past week, Popocatepetl, the volcano 35 miles from Mexico City, has been emitting dark clouds of steam and ash. On Thursday, Popo threw ash over a 50 mile radius and sent out incandescent fragments... continued
Mexico Volcano Has Record Number of Eruptions
December 15, 2000Soldiers and disaster workers in Mexico City are reviewing evacuation procedures after Popocateptl, which is located 40 miles southeast of the city, erupted 200 times on Tuesday, breaking its 1996 record of 180 eruptions in a single day. Officials issued... continued
Ozone Hole Shrinks Unexpectedly
December 14, 2000In October, scientists reported that the ozone hole over the South Pole was the largest it has ever been. By November, it had reached the area of Puentas Arenas, Argentina. For the first time, a city was under an area... continued
EPA Refuses to Declare Starlink Corn Safe
December 14, 2000The Environmental Protection Agency Scientific Advisory Panel (SAP) has confirmed that genetically engineered StarLink corn poses a potential allergy risk to humans. The panel remained unconvinced by the data submitted by Aventis CropScience, the developers of StarLink, that there was... continued
California Blackouts–What’s Going On?
December 12, 2000Reuters, The New York Times, AP, ABC News - Rolling power blackouts have hit California, in what may be a warning for the rest of the country. Families have been asked to turn off their Christmas lights, businesses have had... continued
Strange Animal Behavior–Maybe They’re Evolving
December 12, 2000Los Angeles Times, Fox News - In Saudi Arabia recently, a group of baboons waited three days to take revenge on a human being, until a driver who had run over one of their group drove down the same road... continued