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Trees Make Rain VI – Biologic Origin of Snowflakes and Raindrops

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In Trees Make Rain V we saw how trees enable microbes to put just the right kind of particles in the air to make it rain. It turns out that these are the most productive of all three known types of nucleating particles:  Meteor dust particles, which serve as ice nucleators mostly at temperatures colder…

Sumerian Civilization Ended by Drought?

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A 200-year-long drought 4,200 years ago may have killed off the ancient Sumerian civilization, according to Matt Konfirst, a geologist at the Byrd Polar Research Center Thanks largely to the mainstream obsession with ‘climate change’, research into historical disasters that focuses on climate is getting more funding. Mainstream reporting of this research is skewed towards supporting…

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Fewer trees, less rain: study uncovers deforestation equation

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(2005) Australian scientists say they have found proof that cutting down forests reduces rainfall. The finding, independent of previous anecdotal evidence and computer modelling, uses physics and chemistry to show how the climate changes when forests are lost, by analyzing variations in the molecular structure of rain along the Amazon River. Not all water, Professor Henderson-Sellers said,…

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Why Rockefellers Aim at Destroying Farmers Worldwide.

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William Engdahl has published an in-depth article about the Rockerfellers’ agribusiness revolution and the devastating impact it has had on our health, our food and the lives of farmers worldwide. Read it at journal-neo.org. Here’s an interview he did for Red Ice Radio (doesn’t cover everything in the article): http://youtu.be/wqDNlkbseDI Article archived as pdf here: why-rockefellers-aim-at-destroying-farmers-worldwide

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Message to the African Wildlife Foundation

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[vimeo http://vimeo.com/52192689]Nakuru Lemiruni sends a message to those responsible for evicting the Samburu tribe from their land.. The Samburu of Kisargei, in Kenya’s Laikipia district, were brutally evicted from the lands they call home in 2010 after the land was sold to the African Wildlife Foundation (AWF). AWF, using funds from The Nature Conservancy (TNC),…

Trees Make Rain I – Photographic Evidence.
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Trees Make Rain I – Photographic Evidence.

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The image shows two views of the rabbit-proof fence, stretching about 2,000 miles across South-Western Australia. It separates off native land from farmland with the idea of keeping rabbits out. Clouds form a lot more on the native side than the other, showing a correlation between farmland and decreased rainfall. That’s it really, but there…

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