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My eldest sister who had been a resident of Washington DC for close to 40 years now, wrote me last week to report that "it has been so balmy that the cherry blossoms and forsythia are in bloom. The (grand) kids are worried that there won’t be any flowers this Spring. Global warming, that is what it is."


Cherry blossoms in January! Thomas Friedman also wrote last week of daffodils blooming in his front yard. "They now form a nice bright yellow cluster at the bottom of our driveway. Temperatures of 65 degrees in Washington in January will do that."

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According to the study by former World Bank chief economist Sir Nicholas Stern in the United Kingdom, a major global economic catastrophe is imminent unless governments take bold steps to stop climate change by slashing the world’s carbon emissions.


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A Stern report on global warming

By Boo Chanco | January 24, 2007 - 12:00am

My eldest sister who had been a resident of Washington DC for close to 40 years now, wrote me last week to report that "it has been so balmy that the cherry blossoms and forsythia are in bloom. The (grand)...

Business

Youth group wants climate change included in curriculum

November 7, 2006 - 12:00am

A youth organization yesterday urged education officials and lawmakers to review the current curriculum in all levels and include lessons on climate change in order to complement disaster preparedness seminars...

Nation