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Tag Archives: Hot
Cloud, sky, and weather-related town names
The following list does not include townships or counties. Nor does it include places named for seasons. Otherwise, cities, towns, villages, hamlets, unincorporated places, municipalities, and census-designated places are included that include cloud, sky or weather-related terms. As always, any … Continue reading
Posted in aerospace, cities, civics, climate change, environment, fun, geography, history, land use, Maps, nature, place names, tourism, Travel, weather
Tagged breeze, climate, Clouds, cold, cycloe, dew, fog, frost, Hot, hurricane, Ice, Lightning, rain, sky, snow, storm, sun, temperature, thunder, tornado, warm, weather, wind
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“Climatopolis” isn’t “Hot” enough to evoke change
I was looking forward to reading Climatopolis, by author Matthew Kahn, as its title hinted at the eye-opening and daunting challenges facing society that I found previously while reading the superb book, Hot, Living Through the Next 50 Years on Earth by … Continue reading
Posted in Alternative energy, art, book reviews, books, cities, civics, civility, climate change, commerce, Communications, culture, economics, Economy, energy, entertainment, environment, geography, globalization, government, history, humanity, literature, planning, politics, pollution, Renewable Energy, Science, sustainability, Uncategorized, urban planning, weather, writing
Tagged book reviews, books, cities, climate change, Climatopolis, environment, global warming, Hot, literature, Mark Hertsgaard, Matthew Kahn, planning, reading, writing
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