South Dakota, Montana and North Dakota are seeing more frequent dust storms:
The return of “black blizzards” in parts of Kansas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Nebraska and Texas should be no surprise. These five states account for approximately 42 percent (2.2 million acres) of the total area converted to row crops nationwide over that five-year period, an Environmental Working Group analysis shows. [Soren Rundquist, Ag Mag, EWG]
Blowing dust and tumbleweeds own eastern #Colorado #cowx pic.twitter.com/qwdfXHLa0b
— interested party (@larry_kurtz) November 18, 2013
Global damage from extreme weather and other disasters almost up to $200 billion a year http://t.co/jRTiU9xdmj
— Climate Progress (@climateprogress) November 19, 2013
ip manifesto affirmed. Study evaluates turning dead trees to gasoline - http://t.co/Doz2UVIqLT http://t.co/9kMYCMYlV8 #sdsen
— interested party (@larry_kurtz) November 19, 2013
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