global warming in 1922

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[BlueWahooChambordDevil]

150 years of global warming and cooling from the NYT

NYT, Paper of the fools? Do you have a job? Man you must about to get canned as much time as you spend on here. Where do you work? Keep drinking thru the doggie door.

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ues i have a job.......no im not about to get canned

[neutral88]

Just saw on the news where the Yellowstone Buffalo heard decreased by drastic amounts over the last few months, due to the harshness of this past winter....

Guess Global Warming made the winter so cold it killed the Buffs...

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: neutral88</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Just saw on the news where the Yellowstone Buffalo heard decreased by drastic amounts over the last few months, due to the harshness of this past winter....

Guess Global Warming made the winter so cold it killed the Buffs... </div></div>
but global warming wouldnt make things cold [img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/confused.gif[/img]

http://www.denverpost.com/ci_8506068?source=rss
3/08/2008
A bison cow at the Bison Wildlife Area north of Frontenac, Kansas is covered with a layer of snow Thursday afternoon as snow flurries move through the area. (AP Photo, The Morning Sun/Sean Steffen )BILLINGS, Mont. "? The number of Yellowstone National Park bison killed through disease management and hunting is on track to hit an all-time high this winter, after another 87 animals were captured Friday.

The planned slaughter of those animals would bring to 1,090 the number of bison killed by government agencies and hunters this winter. The previous high was 1,084, in 1997.

Wandering bison worry ranchers because many of the park's bison have brucellosis. If the disease spreads to cattle, it can cause cows to abort their calves.

The mounting death toll in Yellowstone this winter underscores the difficulty government agencies have had in finding a lasting solution to the disease. A state-federal agreement signed in 2000 was intended to give bison more room to roam outside the park over time, but that has largely not happened.

Government officials blame funding constraints, difficulties developing a brucellosis vaccine and opposition from the livestock industry.



But critics fault the agencies involved in the 2000 agreement for continuing to slaughter bison even in areas where cattle no longer graze. The Associated Press


[img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/grin.gif[/img]Please note the second paragraph- the bison are free to leave the park at will , also note the 1000 killed- not frozen. PS, see if the area is in an extended drought, reducing the feed supplies. Good try . They have been shooting the buffs for 8 years now. Guess it is the heat making the farmers mad.

[neutral88]

said harsh winter on the fox national news

Look at the park site, I checked it too, before I put this up. Animals are free to roam and the herd dropped about 1000, almost exactly the number they sadi they killed.