| wuwuqgnj | Date: Wednesday, 13.11.2013, 22:32 | Message # 1 |
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| The media especially must include that linking quirky weather with Climate Change must be accompanied by many who don't think this to be true. This inability for the media to 'get' Climate Change has gone on for twenty years now since Climate Change first hit public consciousness. It's called objective journalism, where all news stories about Climate Change must have a balance somewhere in the middle of pandering to the fossil fuel industry and science. Those who are willing to stand up and say that extreme events and Climate Change are related are said to have taken the 'plunge.'
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Other than that, we also have seasons, this is because the earth is tilted, and as the planet orbits, first one Pole and then the other leans towards the Sun. We have four seasons; summer,winter, autumn and spring. In december, the north pole leans away from the Sun. The northern half of the earth has winter. the southern part has summer. In march, neither Pole leans towards the sun. There is spring in the north, and autumn in the south. In june, the Northpole leans towards the Sun. The northern half of the earth has summer. The southern half has winter. In September, neither pole leans towards the Sun. There is autumn in the north, and spring in the south. The seasons are different on opposite sides of the Earth, depending on where you are. The weather is always hot at the equator because the sun is high overhead. But at the poles the sun is lower in the sky. Its rays are spread out and feel much weaker.
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