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Climate change and migrations

by Rich Wandschneider | Jan 16, 2020 | Australian fires, Brian Fagan, Cahokia, chaco canyon, climate, great warming, little ice age, Philippines volcano

With fires raging and people fleeing to the sea in Australia, and evacuations in the Philippines in the face of volcanoes, I think about all the instances of weather and climate that have changed the shape of world populations. The few that I know about are certainly...
Cold winter and climate change

Cold winter and climate change

by Rich Wandschneider | Jan 9, 2017 | Brian Fagan, California live oaks, climate change; little ice age, great warming, Mayan collapse

I’ve not gone back to look at past winter temperatures and snowfall statistics on Wallowa County, but I know the 40 degrees on the outside thermometer as I write this, and the wind doing the warming, are breaking a month-long cold chill. “This is the coldest it’s been...
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