permaculture

[andrew phillips <greenman124@yahoo.com>]

...cold here in Hancock, New York today but
unseasonably warm winter - soil workable. I finished
laying out hay mulch nice and thick over discarded
cardboard from local supermarket last week - manure
under the cardboard - by spring I'll be planting - but
unseasonably warm, unusually strong winds and 50 and
100 year floods on Delaware tributaries last year!

Andrew
www.hancockpermaculture.org
 

--- Dolph Honicker <djhonicker@msn.com> wrote:

> From: "Dolph Honicker" <djhonicker@msn.com>
> To: willkenn@charter.net,
> jacquelineokittrell@comcast.net,
> carolynglover@bellsouth.net, gbur1@comcast.net,
> kitboniske@bellsouth.net
> Subject: FW: Global Warming On "60 Minutes" /Today-
> February 19, 2006
> Date: Sun, 19 Feb 2006 09:25:45 -0800
> 

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>   From: Sanders, Robin
>[mailto:SandersR@cbsnews.com]
>   Sent: Thursday, February 16, 2006 4:13 PM
>   To: webmaster@greenhousenet.org ;
>help@greenhousenet.org
>   Subject: 60 MINUTES' "Global Warning"
>
>   Good afternoon. My name is Robin Sanders, and I
>work at CBS News. I wanted to let you know about a
>story that "60 Minutes" will be airing this Sunday
>on climate change and global warming. It's an
>incredibly interesting piece, and we're trying to
>get the word out beforehand to as many people as
>possible who might have a particular interest in
>this subject. To that end, we were wondering if
>you might consider sending out an email to your
>listserve and/or posting something on your
>website. The story will be broadcast on CBS
>stations on at 7:00 ET/PT on Sunday, February 19.
>Further details will be posted on our website,
>http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/1998/07/08/60minutes/main13502.shtml,
>which you're welcome to link to from your own
>site.
>
>
>
>   Below, you'll find a short write-up about the
>piece. Please don't hesitate to call me if you
>have any questions. My phone number is
>212-975-7598; email is sandersr@cbsnews.com.
>
>
>
>   Best,
>
>   Robin Sanders
>
>   CBS News 60 Minutes
>
>   phone: 212-975-7598
>
>   email: sandersr@cbsnews.com
>
>
>
>   "GLOBAL WARNING"
>
>   There's been a debate burning for years on the
>causes of global warming. But according to
>scientists, the debate is over. New evidence shows
>man is contributing to the warming of the planet,
>pumping out greenhouse gases that trap solar heat.
>And, they say, the North Pole, which has been
>frozen for 100,000 years, is in the process of
>melting. Much of this new data was compiled by
>American scientist Bob Correll, who led a study
>called the Arctic Climate Impact Assessment.
>According to the study, the seas are rising,
>hurricanes will be more powerful (like Katrina)
>and polar bears may be headed toward extinction.
>So what does the melting Arctic look like? Scott
>Pelley recently traveled North with Correll to see
>first hand. His report will air on 60 Minutes,
>Sunday, Feb. 19, 7PM ET/PT on CBS.
>

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