Do you realize that all of us would die if it were not for one miraculous phenomenon? That’s right. That phenomenon is germination. Germination is God’s design for what a seed does when it comes into contact with the earth (or dirt, soil). When combined with the correct amount of water, sunshine, and subsequent ground warmth, … More Climate Series No. 7 – Germination
So often as of late we hear that when bad storms, floods, tornados, or any other natural disasters occur, it is a result of climate change. Many have bought into this ideology and immediately blame human occupation on earth as a direct cause of climate change. Alarmists beckon great change is needed or the earth … More Climate Series No. 6 – Storms
Happy New Year! As we turn the calendar, yet another year goes by. Time is amazing. Twenty four hours form a day, days form months, months make up years. The years come and go, and so we move through history. Time is very much integrated with our climate. How so? The sun and moon were … More Climate Series No. 5 – Time and Seasons
When we look up and see clouds we witness part of a profound, simple, yet intricate aspect of the climate… the movement of water around the earth. When we humans want to move water, we need pipes and pumps, hoses, valves, tanks, electricity, faucets, and the like. We make complicated networks to get water to … More Climate Series No. 4 – Clouds
Listen. Can you hear it? That noise outside… a powerful wind! A few days ago a powerful wind storm blew through our area in Southern Ontario. Winds topping 100 km/h knocked down trees and cut off power for many people. Trees were uprooted and snapped like twigs, hydro wires damaged, and cars crushed like tin cans. And … More Climate Series No. 3 – Wind
Snow. Seriously? First in April? Now in May? I know it’s Ontario, Canada, but shouldn’t we be out of this? We complain a bit. Or a lot. We might even wonder what’s up. I called my Mom for Mother’s Day and she reminded me that it’s happened before. She told me back in the day, … More Snow in May reminds me…
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