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Climate change could shift buckeyes’ habitat to Michigan
The Columbus Dispatch ^ | November 24, 2014 | By Laura Arenschield

Posted on 11/24/2014 2:03:47 PM PST by Oldeconomybuyer

There is a lot we could lose if we don’t get a handle on climate change. Clean air. Manageable storms. A variety of animals and plants and a few islands.

But buckeyes? The state trees of Ohio? To Michigan?

“Dread the thought,” said Roger Williams, an associate professor of forest management at Ohio State University.

But that could happen if the world keeps warming, Williams said yesterday during a climate-change-oriented tour of the Ohio State University campus. The tour was sponsored by the Environment Ohio Research and Policy Center, an environmental advocacy organization.

(Excerpt) Read more at dispatch.com ...


TOPICS: Culture/Society; News/Current Events; US: Michigan; US: Ohio
KEYWORDS: climate; climatechange; globalwarminghoax; hoax; marxism; socialism
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To: dfwgator

Arkansas IS an SEC team now, they left the Southwest Conference before it broke up. Arkansas is in the SEC West.


61 posted on 11/24/2014 5:48:20 PM PST by duffee (Dump the Chairman of the Mississippi Republican Party, joe nosef.)
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To: bert

Actually, they grow in the Twin Cities area, too.


62 posted on 11/24/2014 5:49:37 PM PST by WorkingClassFilth
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To: dfwgator

Probably misunderstood your reply. Yes Arkansas is playing very good right now they beat Ole Miss 30-0 Sat, I’m an Ole Miss fan and hated to see it, the week before they beat LSU 17-0 and they lost to A&M in overtime. It may be a few years before anyone goes undefeated in the SEC West. Alabama lost to Ole Miss 23-17. It’s been a fun season to watch.


63 posted on 11/24/2014 6:04:24 PM PST by duffee (Dump the Chairman of the Mississippi Republican Party, joe nosef.)
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To: Rodamala
Several years ago, I began to doubt the Ohio State Buckeye people's serious commitment to their state. Michigan was announced once again as the "Most Overweight State."

The Buckeyes were just not trying hard enough, dammit. No pride. 2d place on the Fat List was good enough for these slackers. Sure there were still quite a few guys going over the 300# mark, but it was getting really hard to find a shapely lass anywhere even near 250! Those Wolverines were killing the state rep as the home of big healthy folks. Seriously, couldn't even find decent-sized linemen, with many Jr. Highs having to make do with sub-300# guards and tackles. Wal-Mart's 4X racks showed less and less real fashion choice. It is a horrible situation.

Go Bucks! Chow down! Let's see more of those 6-foot, 200# sixth-graders! Some big gals! Global Warming? What difference does that make if you are wasting away from malnutrition? Never mind the damned trees, pass the potatoes please.

64 posted on 11/24/2014 9:09:37 PM PST by Kenny Bunk (The Mexicans are draining our battery instead of charging theirs.)
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To: Craftmore

That’s a ringer!..................


65 posted on 11/25/2014 6:16:50 AM PST by Red Badger (If you compromise with evil, you just get more evil..........................)
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