Filed in archive Current News by Reden Rodriguez on January 2, 2007

Yes the world is changing! If you are wondering why I am featuring a photo of New York in the wintertime, its because the fact that the Big Apple is snowless is a rarity. And its not just New York, other areas around the planet are suffering a snow-less winter too, according to this article. How about butterflies and lambs in winter? You'd find the article about that here.

All these things lead to climate change right? And Dr. Jim Hansen, one of the first scientists to ever warn of the perils of abrupt climate change is now echoing his earlier message, that the world is changing right before our eyes.

Too late for anything? No. As I said before, there is still hope.

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