Ohhh interesting. I’m assuming Republicans have the third most?
Icarus: A Climate TL
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Sun Safety Monthly Average UV Index | US EPA
Maps showing monthly average UV radiation intensity for the United States
www.epa.gov
What would these maps look like ITTL? I have a feeling based on that CNN graphic it’d be a lotta 10s and 11s all over
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Exactly right! Actually, the CNN graphic is based off of one of those EPA maps (you'll see that the color scheme is the same). But good eye regardless.
Anyway, in case anyone is wondering, this timeline isn't dead! There's a few graphics in the works, but there'll be a mostly text-based post in the next few weeks or so.
2012 United States presidential election & First Caribbean refugee crisis
CNN RSS News Feed — November 6, 2012
- LIVE UPDATES FROM THE CARIBBEAN CRISIS: Haitian refugee boat capsizes near the Bahamas, ~200 presumed on board
- 2012 ELECTION: Surging Green campaign effort causes headaches for Napolitano
- Navigating rivers, forets, and cartels - one refugee's treacherous trek by land to the U.S
- CNN Graphic: Mapping the most popular refugee sea routes to the U.S
- Chicago teachers' unions strike enters second week, with district classrooms empty
- Kidnapper of Wisconsin teen arrested in Duluth
- Liberal Dems blast Napolitano for steering to the right on immigration
- Huntsman: 'Securing the future of America starts with securing her borders'
- Former North Koreans will not get a say in next month's elections, says Korean PM
- Amtrak begins renovations of Hudson river tunnels
- Ogaden rebels march towards Addis Ababa, trouncing Ethiopian forces
- Sunburn in the Rockies? Scientists say it's more likely than you think
- California considers permanent daylight saving time
- Republicans challenge Dean's refugee visa policy in court
- E.U accuses China of already breaking the Ozone Protection Convention
- Canadian freight company makes first autumn passage through the Northwest Passage
- San Francisco International Airport reopens after near-crash fright
>permanent daylight savings time
>ranking refugee routes to us by popularity
oh boy...
>ranking refugee routes to us by popularity
oh boy...
I just began to notice and wonder: is there still a functioning government and society within Mexico and other lower-latitude regions?
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It's not that that I have meant with it, but whether it's bad enough that they literally cannot perform the agricultural work to feed themselves anymore.
“Sunburn? In MY Rockies?”
It’s more likely than you think.
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In that case, the Sahara in Africa would face its worst-case scenario as the wave of climate change together with UV exposure would even lead to populations moving northwards, including Europe.
What else some states are likely to feel the effects of water shortages and rising food prices?
Anyways, how's the situation of my home country is doing?
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There was no Second Korean War. The Kim regime simply couldn't handle the pressure, collapsed, and the South sort of walked in.
Except Africa only stretches about 34 degrees below the equator. If your trying to escape UV you'll want to head somewhere where you at least get very little daylight six months of the year.
interesting… i’m loving these subtle alt-demographics with the electoral votes!
