Snowstorm Hits Northeast

Winter's long goodbye

Reason Staff | 3.8.2013 1:08 PM

A slow-moving storm centered far out in the Atlantic Ocean dropped up to a foot of snow in New England, caused coastal flooding in Massachusetts and slowed the morning commute in the region to a slushy crawl.

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Sevo 13 years ago

For a real dose of lefty Malthusianism:
"Wall Street banking on global warming"
http://www.sfgate.com/technolo.....337317.php
The guy pitches himself as specializing in tech; actually he's a real pro with lies and innuendo.

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