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2012 Tremors in 2007?

Scientists have been saying that IF three isscientists. The climate panel, organized by
any validity to a 2012 galactic planethe United Nations, released four major
crossing or magnetic pole reversal, it wouldreports in 2007 saying man-made global
begin showing up more increasingly in weiredwarming was incontrovertible and an urgent
weather patterns. I'd have to say that thethreat to millions of lives. Through the
year 2007 was verification that something isfirst 10 months, it was the hottest year
changing. Did we see tremors of the comingrecorded on land and the third hottest when
planetary earthquake that will shake ourocean  temperatures  are  included.
world  immeasurably  in  2007?
Smashing records was common, especially in
Let's look at some statistics- maybeAugust. At U.S. weather stations, more than
evidence!8,000 new heat records were set or tied for
specific  August  dates.
1-January was the warmest first month on
record worldwide-1.53 degrees above normal.More remarkably that same month, more than
It was the first time since record-keeping100 all-time temperature records were tied or
began in 1880 that the globe's averagebroken-regardless of the date-either for the
temperature has been so far above the normhighest reading or the warmest low
for  any  month  of  the  year.temperature at night. By comparison only 14
all-time low temperatures were set or tied
2-As 2007 drew to a close, it was alsoall year long, as of early December,
shaping up to be the hottest year on recordaccording to records kept by the National
in the Northern Hemisphere. U.S. weatherClimatic Data Center. More than 60 percent of
stations broke or tied 263 all-time highthe United States was either abnormally dry
temperature records, according to anor suffering from drought at one point in
Associated Press analysis of U.S. weatherAugust.
data. England had the warmest April in 348
years of record-keeping there, shattering theMore  coincidences?
record set in 1865 by more than 1.1 degrees
Fahrenheit.In November, Atlanta's main water source,
Lake Lanier, shrank to an all-time low. Lake
3-There were other weird weather events asOkeechobee, crucial to south Florida, hit its
well. A tornado struck New York City inlowest level in recorded history in May,
August, inspiring the tabloid headline: "Thisexposing muck and debris not seen for
ain't Kansas!" In the Middle East, an equallydecades. Lake Superior, the biggest and
rare cyclone spun up in June, hitting Omandeepest of the Great Lakes, dropped to its
and Iran. Major U.S. lakes shrank; Atlantalowest August and September levels in
had to worry about its drinking water supply.history. Los Angeles hit its driest year on
South Africa got its first significantrecord. Lakes fed by the Colorado River and
snowfall in 25 years. And on Reunion Island,which help supply water for more than 20
400 miles east of Africa, nearly 155 inchesmillion  Westerners,  were  only  half  full.
of rain fell in three days-a world record for
the  most  rain  in  72  hours.More  coincidences?
Strictly  coincidences?Australia, already a dry continent, suffered
its worst drought in a century, making global
Individual weather extremes can't bewarming an election issue. On the other
attributed to global warming; however, "it'sextreme, record rains fell in China, England
the run of them and the different locations"and Wales. Minnesota got the worst of
that have the mark of man-made climateeverything: a devastating June and July
change, said top European climate expert Phildrought followed by record August rainfall.
Jones, director of the climate research unitIn one March day, Southern California got
at  the University of East Anglia in England.torrential downpours, hail, snow and fierce
winds. Then in the fall came devastating
Worst of all-at least according to climatefires  driven  by  Santa  Ana  winds.
scientists-the Arctic, which serves as the
world's refrigerator, dramatically warmed inAnd yet none of those events worried
2007, shattering records for the amount ofscientists as much as what was going on in
melting  ice.the Arctic in the summer. Sea ice melted not
just to record levels, but far beyond the
Thus, 2007 seemed to be the year that climateprevious melt record. The Northwest Passage
change shook the thermometers, and those whowas the most navigable it had been in modern
warned that it was beginning to happen weretimes. Russia planted a flag on the seabed
suddenly  honored.under the North Pole, claiming sovereignty.
The ice sheets that cover a portion of
Former Vice President Al Gore's documentaryGreenland retreated to an all- time low and
"An Inconvenient Truth" won an Oscar and hepermafrost in Alaska warmed to record levels.
shared the Nobel Peace Prize with the
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, anCoincidences, 2012 tremors, or?
international group of thousands of



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