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In reply to the discussion: Heat from North American cities causing warmer winters, study finds [View all]
 

Demeter

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1. At the rate of City Kill by mass unemployment, this shouldn't be a problem much longer
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Mon Jan 28, 2013, 09:43 AM
Jan 2013

Detroit, Cleveland, most of Pennsylvania, Camden, Newark....the metro areas are no more.

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Heat from North American cities causing warmer winters, study finds [View all] xchrom Jan 2013 OP
At the rate of City Kill by mass unemployment, this shouldn't be a problem much longer Demeter Jan 2013 #1
+1 xchrom Jan 2013 #2
Those metro areas are still large, almost all are growing --here's some data to counter your claims CreekDog Feb 2013 #7
Cities change temperatures for thousands of miles—(The net effect … global mean … nearly negligible) OKIsItJustMe Jan 2013 #3
The net effect may not be able to be calculated by the global mean NoOneMan Jan 2013 #4
Just a meaningful number. OKIsItJustMe Feb 2013 #5
Either way, they are messing with the local ecosystems NoOneMan Feb 2013 #6
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