Global warming and your garden

Persephone · 2008-05-16T10:04:24+00:00

WARMING CLIMATE IS CHANGING LIFE ON GLOBAL SCALE, SAYS NEW STUDYA vast array of physical and biological systems across the earth arebeing affected by warming temperatures caused by humans, says a newanalysis of information not previously assembled all in one spot. Theeffects on living things include ****earlier leafing of trees andplants ****over many regions; movements of species to higher latitudesand altitudes in the northern hemisphere; changes in bird migrationsin Europe, North America and Australia; and shifting of the oceans'plankton and fish from cold- to warm-adapted communities.-- full story > NG members notice "earlier leafing of trees and plants"?I realize it's a very short time scale...but...Inquiring minds...Persephone

May 16, 2008 142 Replies

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Charlie 18 years ago

Edibles?

Charlie

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MajorOz 18 years ago

...only my catfish pond...

Not me, for various reasons; one stated. Classroom discipline, for me, is not a problem. It is amazing how many of the other problems disappear when that one is solved. I am in one of the most rural of rural areas, in the Ozarks.

Sorry to hear that. Were I permanent faculty, I couldn't get away with throwing the trouble makers out. However, as a temp, I have a lot of freedom in means and method. "You don't like it, don't call me"

cheers

oz, who much prefers college level teaching where they come motivated.

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Billy 18 years ago

Depends on who you mean;o))

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