Sunny Day Flooding Creates Market for New Vehicles
The car/boat shown here isn’t a bad investment for those in one of America’s areas prone to “sunny day flooding,” a term that is being used with increasing frequency as the oceans expand via rising temperatures, and the ice sheets in places like Greenland continue to melt. According to this, “Rising sea levels and an abnormal weather system will make flooding more common in 40 parts of the U.S. this year and beyond, according to a report published Wednesday by the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration.”
From New Yorker Magazine’s satirist Andy Borowitz:
Germany’s 
Tom Udall (D-NM — pictured) and a few other U.S. senators
Those of us with a practical concern for the transition from fossil fuels wish that R&D in energy and transportation would be focused on the obvious winners, or at least those that are possible, and away from areas that have no chance of long-term success. 
According to The Writer’s Almanac, it’s the birthday of anthropologist 
OPEC warns climate campaigners are “greatest threat to our industry going forward.”
Senior Energy Analyst Glenn Doty writes:
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