Editorial: Could a drastic change in Atlantic Ocean currents leave Chicago high and dry? Yes – Chicago Sun-Times

"People in Phoenix could get third-degree burns by falling on pavement."
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Old Joe
3 years ago

Beat the rush. Own future ocean front property in Harvey….

nixit
3 years ago

One of Def Leopard’s better albums.

Ex Illini
3 years ago

One thing is certain, the climate will change. These idiots just don’t know how it will change.

Giddyap
3 years ago

Sun-Times Editors Wet The Bed With Climate Panic Peddling

debtsor
3 years ago

LOL, these people are climate nutters. Last decade I planted a honey locust tree in my yard because scientists claimed that it was drought and heat tolerant. In the following two years, we had record flooding in a year, followed by a polar vortex with -10 weather for weeks on end. Shortly after that, we had the infamous “Mays” where May of 2018, 2019 and 2020 were the wettest Mays in Chicago’s recorded history. Now these people are back to the desertification of Illinois nonsense like the Sahara changed 20,000 years ago or something. And it’s all because we are… Read more »

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