Planet Earth Frozen
Planet.
Seawater to
Freshwater Distillation, why do I keep
writing about them?
Climate Change.
If you believe that
it is a 'natural occurrence' so do I.
Or
If you believe that,
it is '
Or
If you believe in
'both' so do I.
Because,
It is here and it is
changing how we live.
I write now because
salt water changed to fresh water can, feed more people, put drinking water in
places where it has not been for years, and allow fire hydrants in places at
(Fire Zones) such as is in the news from western states of the United States!
However, what might
be ever more important.
This will help to
remove seawater
around 'low-lands' like the Keys and Miami.
A huge fire burning
in the southern Sierra Nevada mountains of California
is the now the
largest and most destructive of the season,
which has seen over 2,000
fires so far.
As of June
25, the state has lost 650 acres more to
wildfires than it had on the same date in 2015, and almost 1,000 more than
the average for this time period over the last five years.
A look at wildfires
burning across the US West
Thursday, June 30th
2016
Rising sea levels
threaten South Florida
Waterfront
condominium buildings are seen June 3 in Miami, Florida. South Florida is
especially vulnerable to rising sea levels. Credit: Joe Raedle/Getty Images
MIAMI BEACH, Fla.
On a recent
afternoon, Scott McKenzie watched torrential rains and a murky tide swallow the
street outside his dog-grooming salon.
Within minutes, much
of this stretch of chic South Beach was flooded ankle-deep in a fetid mix of
rain and sea.
Planet Earth Frozen
Planet
The production team
were keen to film a comprehensive record of the natural history of the
polar regions because climate
change is affecting landforms such as glaciers, ice shelves, and the extent
of sea ice.
The film was met
with critical acclaim and holds a Metacritic score of 90/100.
Despite such, it has
been criticized for limited coverage of the effects of
global warming and attribution
of recent climate change.
