Home Middle Column U.S. Tornado Deaths In Sharp Decline: 'The number of tornado deaths in... Middle Column U.S. Tornado Deaths In Sharp Decline: ‘The number of tornado deaths in the US is about one fifth of what is was in the 1920′s’ By Marc Morano - November 18, 2013 549 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Tagsastrologynew studysachstornados Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous articleGore Effect Strikes Another Global Warming Rally: Global warming follies in Calgary against Keystone Pipeline: Because of a snowstorm, only 50 of 300 expected protesters show up; emergency shelters fill as homeless scramble to escape the low temperaturesNext articleWarmists’ alleged ‘consensus’ downgraded just 200 scientists by UN! IPCC no longer a consensus of 5000? Now UN Exec. Sec. on Climate Change Christina Figueres says IPCC’s ‘AR5 is the overwhelming consensus of 200 lead authors’ Marc Morano - Advertisment - Search Related Articles Boston Ties “Green” Jobs to the Pandemic and Future “Climate Shocks” Climate411 I’ve been an environmental professional for over 40 years and have yet to figure out what is a “green” job, unless it is one... Read more California Electricity Woes: More Intervention, Higher Prices, More Emissions (the back side of wind and solar) Climate411 Facing a 3,500 MW shortfall in power generation capacity to meet current peak demand, and predicting a 5,000 MW deficit next summer, California is... Read more Toxic Horror Show Geelong Grid Backup Battery Fire Finally Extinguished Climate411 Imagine if people were crazy enough to install these difficult to extinguish battery incendiary devices in their homes or automobiles, or near populated areas.... Read more
