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The shutdown damaged U.S. national parks. | OCC News
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February 5, 2019
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2:37Now PlayingIn this episode of Our Changing Climate News, I take a brief look at Trump's tweet about the extreme cold in the midwest as proof that there is no global warming. I also talk about how extreme heat waves, massive rainfalls, and flooding currently happening in Australia add more evidence to the global warming trend we are seeing. And finally, I take a quick look at the damage caused by national park attendees in the wake of the United States government shutdown.
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Resources:
1. The shutdown is over. Can Joshua Tree recover? (The Guardian)
2. Dangerous Cold Snaps Feel Even Worse Because They’re Now So Rare (Bloomberg)
3. ‘Unprecedented’ Floods in Australia Force Hundreds to Evacuate (NY Times)
4. At Joshua Tree National Park, Rep. Raul Ruiz surveys effects of government shutdown (Desert Sun)
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