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The "climate emergency" during Christmas Eve of 1955 was particularly bad.
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It was ≥70° in 23 states.

It was 93° in TX; 91° in OK; 90° in KS; 85° in AZ, CO, FL and LA; 84° in AR, CA and NM; 83° in NV; 81° in MS; 80° in AL and GA; 79° in MO; 77° in TN; 76° in SC;

73° in KY and NC; 71° in VA; and 70° in IL, OH and WV.

The highs of 90° in Ashland, Kansas and 91° in Gage, Oakwood and Taloga, Oklahoma set monthly record highs for those states which still stand.

Temperatures were running 20-30°+ above average below the 40th parallel.


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Aww! Legion needs attention. If you hadn't verklempt troll whined to Damo about mean old Dutch you'd have more attention. As it stands, all I can do is give pity comments because I put you on ignore when you were spamming as The Harris Administration.
 
Well, he is King of England and many of those guys were insane, so...


Inbreeding.

England's royal family, like many European royal families, has historically practiced intermarriage to maintain political alliances and preserve bloodlines.

This practice has led to some degree of inbreeding:

  • Historical Context: For centuries, royals married within a small circle of nobility, often related by blood. This was partly due to the need to keep land and titles within the family and to strengthen political ties between nations.
  • Specific Examples:
    • George III: He married his first cousin, Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz.
    • Queen Victoria: She married her first cousin, Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. This marriage famously produced a large number of descendants, many of whom married back into European royalty, contributing to the spread of hemophilia, known as "the royal disease."
    • More Recent Generations: While direct cousin marriages have become less common in the last century, there's still a notable interrelation among nobility due to the limited pool of "acceptable" partners.
  • Genetic Consequences: The practice of marrying close relatives can increase the likelihood of genetic disorders due to the higher chance of inheriting two copies of a recessive gene. Instances like hemophilia in the descendants of Queen Victoria highlight these risks.
 
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Here's some footage of Mt Kilauea currently erupting in Hawaii.




The eruption began yesterday and could continue for 3-4 days.

It’s expected to emit approximately 8,500 metric tons of CO2 per day, equivalent to the emissions of approximately 5,821,875 cars.

All from nature.




 
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