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To: Eric who wrote (1445915)	3/11/2024 9:08:28 PM
From: longz	Respond to of 1575825

Western Canada's cold snap in January causes $180 million in insurance damages (thestar.com)

To: Eric who wrote (1445915)	3/11/2024 10:28:14 PM
From: Broken_Clock	3 Recommendations Recommended By longz maceng2 tntpal Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1575825

Don't you work here? 🇺🇸🚨‼️ Boeing investigated by Al Jazeera! An Al Jazeera reporter armed himself with a hidden camera and visited a Boeing plant in South Carolina. I visited the department where “B-787 dreamliners” are assembled. The journalist asked the employees whether they were ready to fly… pic.twitter.com/gtlxZyK2wC — Lord Bebo (@MyLordBebo) March 11, 2024

To: Eric who wrote (1445915)	3/11/2024 10:43:21 PM
From: Wharf Rat	1 Recommendation Recommended By Eric Respond to of 1575825

"He does like to "cherry pick" at the micro level..." Yeah; even picking the entire US orchard only covers 2% of the planet. RECORD U.S. TEMPERATURE INCREASE 2023-24 Copernicus. 3.25°C U.S. Winter: 5.4°F/3.0°C above the 20th-century average 3.25°Cabove preindustrial#climatechange #globalwarming pic.twitter.com/Fzbf2euiK8 — Peter D Carter (@PCarterClimate) March 10, 2024 Going up again. 21.22°C yesterday. O snail, climb Mt. Fuji, but slowly, slowly -- Kobayashi Issa pic.twitter.com/seO3dPCKDL — Prof. Eliot Jacobson (@EliotJacobson) March 11, 2024 'These are numbers are just — wow': This winter was warmest in Canadian records by a huge margin (thestar.com) The average temperature for December, January and February was more than five degrees warmer than historic norms, preliminary figures show, an average all the more remarkable because it combines weather station data from places as distant as Nunavut, Ontario and P.E.I.