Home Middle Column Alaska has its coldest January on record; near-record snowfall collapses buildings, piles... Middle Column Alaska has its coldest January on record; near-record snowfall collapses buildings, piles up in city dumps where it may not melt entirely before next winter; global warming blamed By Marc Morano - March 18, 2012 27 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Tagsastrologyglobal cooling Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous articlePropaganda Backfires: Young Americans less interested in the environment than previous generationsNext articleJapan in 2012: Unusually Cold weather delays blooming of early cherry blossoms Marc Morano - Advertisment - Search Related Articles Polar bear habitat update for late November Climate411 Sea ice formation is ahead of usual in some regions and behind in others but overall, sea ice habitat is abundant enough for this... Read more Weekly Climate and Energy News Roundup #433 Climate411 "Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclination, or the dictates of our passions, they cannot alter the state of... Read more Claim: Autonomous EVs will Help Solve the Climate Crisis Climate411 Relinquishing private automobile ownership, and hoping the previous occupant of your autonomous electric vehicle taxi didn't have lice. Read more
