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Move Our Coastal Treasures Quickly
Jun 8, 2006
Hurricane Katrina was quite a wake-up call to all of us of the damages we may endure. Currently, we are receiving many climate warnings from nature, Al Gore's new movie, and, special on TV from the History Channel and the Discovery Channel, etc. However, back in the late 1970s, I was becoming aware of possible severe changes in weather patterns. There was information available on the changing climate back that far, yet few took it seriously. Now, we are learning it is quite idiotic to ignore up-coming climatic changes. Therefore, besides wishing people would move away from coasts, major fault lines, and volcanic areas, I would like to start a "movement" to relocate all of our great treasures away from our coasts. I cannot bear the thought of losing museums and libraries, etc., from ignoring vast factual warnings!
PLEASE, share this idea with everyone you know and, perhaps, we will actually be able to save some such treasures! Thank you!
~The Angel Power Emporium~
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