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Mexico loses 80-100% of crops to freeze, US prices to skyrocket

Houston - The cold weather experienced across much of the US in early February made its way deep into Mexico and early reports estimate 80-100 percent crop losses which are having an immediate impact on prices at US grocery stores with more volatility to come.
In the Media by Lynn Herrmann - 20 comments

Woman dies in a historic Swedish castle

Kalmar - A woman froze to death after being trapped in a castle after a special mass on New Years Eve, only to be found by a janitor.
In the Media by Jozefina Ndoci - 2 comments

500 rare African penguins killed by big freeze in South Africa

Johannesburg - Nearly 500 rare African penguins have died in the past 24 hours as a result of extremely cold weather in South Africa’s Eastern Cape province.
In the Media by Christopher Szabo - 3 comments

Florida Orange Growers Brace for Possible Killing Freeze

Orange growers in Florida are preparing to deal for record cold to hit the citrus belt as an Arctic blast plunges temperatures into the kill zone Saturday and Sunday nights.
In the Media by Owen Weldon

Michigan man freezes to death after electric company cuts power

A senior citizen froze to death inside his home in Michigan after his electric company cut the power off for unpaid electricity bills. The chief medical examiner reported that he died “a slow and painful death.”
In the Media by Chris V. Thangham - 16 comments

Scientists clone 16-year-old frozen mice, mammoths next?

Scientists were able to take cells from mice frozen at -20 deg C for 16 years, and grow them into healthy clones. It raises hopes of reproducing extinct animals in the future.
In the Media by Chris V. Thangham - 2 comments

Did Climate Change Kill Off the Neanderthals?

Did a sharp cold spell mean doom to our ancient ancestors? A new study says it could have been.
In the Media by Bob Norman - 6 comments

Dad left toddler outside to freeze to death

Father knocked child out then left her outside
In the Media by Carolyn E. Price - 15 comments

When your PC quits: Tips for surviving computer meltdowns

Hamburg (dpa) - It's every PC user's worst nightmare: The monitor goes dark, and the system won't respond to anything you try. It's a system crash. It's easy to forget PCs consists of dozens of components and parts - each of which can caus...
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What would happen if the sun went out?

The Sun is perhaps the most important object in regards to the future of all humans on the earth. We rely on its heat...
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Ontario Budget 2012 - Austerity?

Cuts? Not so deep really, they should have been different cuts, but the Liberals just don't get it yet. The Ontario...
Mar 29, 2012 by Allen Small - 3 comments

The real and painful effects of Climate Change on Ontario Part 1

The snowdrops and crocuses are blooming in my yard, weeks earlier than I've ever seen them. It has been a strange...
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My wife and her 'great' ideas

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We need a 'sexier' disease, I guess

Open Letter to Michael J. Fox: Dear Mike, Maybe I'm just a cranky old poop. Yeah, that's probably it. I'm...
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