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I see. They happen every year at the rate that they have been happening in the last two or three years?
Scientists can stop floods in Australia?
No scientists can do that...maybe a few hundred years from now, but not yet. Crazy weather becomes more possibe and happens more often as you put energy into the weather system of the earth.
Grains edge up due to drought in Argentina; oil soars above $90 a barrel | StarTribune.com
NEW YORK - Grain prices rose Wednesday as investors worried that a drought in Argentina might damage soybeans and corn growing in that country.
Argentina is the world's second-largest exporter of corn and the third-largest exporter of soybeans. The country has had dry weather for the past seven weeks. If that keeps up, it could reduce the size of the country's harvest.
"The fear is the pattern is going to continue," said Tim Hannagan, senior grain analyst for brokerage PFG Best in Chicago. "They don't see rain coming."
Grains edge up due to drought in Argentina; oil soars above $90 a barrel | StarTribune.com
NEW YORK - Grain prices rose Wednesday as investors worried that a drought in Argentina might damage soybeans and corn growing in that country.
Argentina is the world's second-largest exporter of corn and the third-largest exporter of soybeans. The country has had dry weather for the past seven weeks. If that keeps up, it could reduce the size of the country's harvest.
"The fear is the pattern is going to continue," said Tim Hannagan, senior grain analyst for brokerage PFG Best in Chicago. "They don't see rain coming."
Grains edge up due to drought in Argentina; oil soars above $90 a barrel | StarTribune.com
NEW YORK - Grain prices rose Wednesday as investors worried that a drought in Argentina might damage soybeans and corn growing in that country.
Argentina is the world's second-largest exporter of corn and the third-largest exporter of soybeans. The country has had dry weather for the past seven weeks. If that keeps up, it could reduce the size of the country's harvest.
"The fear is the pattern is going to continue," said Tim Hannagan, senior grain analyst for brokerage PFG Best in Chicago. "They don't see rain coming."
damn...Prices going up very soon. Of great concern to anyone that dont have much money to go around. If things keep up at this rate then the word economy could crash and burn. How hard can we be kicked before our friends start wondering wtf is going on?
Scientists can stop floods in Australia?
No scientists can do that...maybe a few hundred years from now, but not yet. Crazy weather becomes more possibe and happens more often as you put energy into the weather system of the earth.
Untrue, the warmer the climate becomes the LESS unstable the weather becomes. Take a look at the weather of the equator someday.
Grains edge up due to drought in Argentina; oil soars above $90 a barrel | StarTribune.com
NEW YORK - Grain prices rose Wednesday as investors worried that a drought in Argentina might damage soybeans and corn growing in that country.
Argentina is the world's second-largest exporter of corn and the third-largest exporter of soybeans. The country has had dry weather for the past seven weeks. If that keeps up, it could reduce the size of the country's harvest.
"The fear is the pattern is going to continue," said Tim Hannagan, senior grain analyst for brokerage PFG Best in Chicago. "They don't see rain coming."
damn...Prices going up very soon. Of great concern to anyone that dont have much money to go around. If things keep up at this rate then the word economy could crash and burn. How hard can we be kicked before our friends start wondering wtf is going on?
If your "solutions" take hundreds of years, what does it matter?
These flood have been occurring since the first week of December.
Australia PM urges help for 'unprecedented' floods - Yahoo! News
SYDNEY (AFP) – Australia's Prime Minister Julia Gillard on Wednesday warned "unprecedented" flooding would worsen after entire towns were cut off and soldiers airlifted hundreds of people from northeastern towns.
Drenching rains unleashed by a tropical cyclone have left vast tracts of the state of Queensland under water, with 1,000 evacuations and 38 regions declared natural disaster areas.
Gillard launched a public appeal for relief funds, pledging one million dollars (one million US) of government money to help those hit by the "particularly devastating" deluge.
"Some communities are seeing floodwaters higher than they've seen in decades, and for some communities floodwaters have never reached these levels before (in) the time that we have been recording floods," Gillard told reporters.
"For many communities we haven't even seen the peak of the floodwaters yet, that's a number of days away."
Grains edge up due to drought in Argentina; oil soars above $90 a barrel | StarTribune.com
NEW YORK - Grain prices rose Wednesday as investors worried that a drought in Argentina might damage soybeans and corn growing in that country.
Argentina is the world's second-largest exporter of corn and the third-largest exporter of soybeans. The country has had dry weather for the past seven weeks. If that keeps up, it could reduce the size of the country's harvest.
"The fear is the pattern is going to continue," said Tim Hannagan, senior grain analyst for brokerage PFG Best in Chicago. "They don't see rain coming."
damn...Prices going up very soon. Of great concern to anyone that dont have much money to go around. If things keep up at this rate then the word economy could crash and burn. How hard can we be kicked before our friends start wondering wtf is going on?
No scientists can do that...maybe a few hundred years from now, but not yet. Crazy weather becomes more possibe and happens more often as you put energy into the weather system of the earth.
Untrue, the warmer the climate becomes the LESS unstable the weather becomes. Take a look at the weather of the equator someday.
warm air=much more moisture and heavier rains. The tropics gets extreme heavy rains. A warmer earth would be a one of swamps and heavy down pours. Just picture 85-200 mya and 400-600 mya.