Climate change, ticks claiming moose

Concord Monitor ^ | July 28, 2013 | By ANNMARIE TIMMINS

[American in Israel]

Hey dumb cluck, perhaps you did not notice, but this years winter was the longest on record in Alaska. But don’t let reality screw with your fairy tale...

[American in Israel]

a four-year, $695,000 study of the state’s moose population.

That did not notice the increase in Moose herds, or the longer winter. That would have taken millions!

Useless eaters trying to justify getting stoned on the tax dollars for years...

[vetvetdoug]

Myrex was produced in Aberdeen, Mississippi, and was effective against the fire ants. In 1974 fire ants were only as far North as Waynesboro, Mississippi, and confined to the Gulf Coast. That year, EPA banned the use of Myrex and the fire ants have been migrating about 50 miles a year Northward and Westwardly. They were once thought to be stopped once they reached a plane where the temperature in the Winter was ten days below freezing but they have just dug deeper mounds and are adapting well. They will be in Canada by the year 2020.

[<1/1,000,000th%]

LOL!

[LibLieSlayer]

They are insects straight from hell. I have been fighting them since I was a kid and now it is a bi-weekly battle because they make nothing that keeps them at bay for long. Like you said before... we used to treat once or maybe twice a year.

LLS

[LibLieSlayer]

I am glad someone got it! ;-)