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  The three additional bodies that have been recovered after fires in Sevier County, Tennessee, were found at the same residence, authorities said.  [Breaking news update, posted at 4:21 p.m. ET] Officials have recovered the bodies of three more people killed in the wildfires in Sevier County, Tennessee. A total of seven people have died, authorities said Wednesday. Sevier County Mayor Larry Waters says more than 400 structures have been destroyed by fires in the country. Three people were rescued. He thanked "the big guy up above" for the rain Wednesday, which has helped firefighters. [Previous version, posted at 2:30 p.m.] James Wood's mother was telling him on the phone that the wildfire that had roared into Gatlinburg had ignited her home. Then he lost the connection. He hasn't heard from his mom, Alice Hagler, since that Monday night. Hagler is one of several people said to be missing after wildfires scorched roughly 15,000 acr

  Today the United Sates completes a record 11 straight hurricane season without a major hurricane striking the U.S. mainland, according to the  National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration . An unprecedented 11 years, one month and six days has passed since the last major hurricane struck the U.S. mainland, according to  data going back to 1851 compiled by NOAA. “The 2016 hurricane season will end officially on November 30.  Hurricane Wilma  was the last major hurricane (on the  Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale ) to strike the U.S. (October 24, 2005),” NOAA spokesman Dennis Feltgen told CNSNews.com. Major hurricanes, defined on the scale as a Category 3 or above, are characterized by wind speeds of 111 mph or higher and strong storm surges capable of causing “devastating” or “catastrophic” damage. “It is important to note that this scale covers  only  the wind impact,” Feltgen noted. “It has nothing to do with the water impact, which accounts for nearly 90 p

  a study headed by Dr. Jonathan Day, published in the journal The Cryosphere , global warming has just suffered another narrative fail. Contrary to global warming, or climate change (or whatever they are calling it these days to fit the narrative) enthusiasts' claim, Dr. Day and his fellow researchers have found that there has been no significant change to the Antarctic sea ice. It was thought that the South Pole ice has declined significantly since the 1950s, a trend scientists have insisted is linked to the increased use in fossil fuels by man. But after in-depth research of the work from explorers Robert Falcon Scott and Ernest Shackleton, among others, it appears that ​conditions are "virtually identical" to the findings from an early 1900s exploration on the continent. This suggests that declines may be part of a natural cycle, not a product of man-made global warming. "Scientists have only really looked at Antarctic sea ice levels from t

Kyoto Protocol: 10 years of the world’s first climate change treaty  It was hailed as an “environmentally strong and economically sound” deal by US president Bill Clinton, speaking just after agreement had been reached in 1997. http://www.climatechangenews.com/2015/02/16/kyoto-protocol-10-years-of-the-worlds-first-climate- / Barack Obama and other climate zealots have been patting themselves on the back for a year about the “historic” Paris Agreement signed last Winter. Celebrated as a powerful, multinational stand against global warming, the endless rounds of self-congratulation has left little room for actual explanation. We are apparently just expected to assume that it’s a “good thing” and ask no further questions. For academics like Professor David Campbell of Lancaster University Law School, though, that wasn’t quite satisfying enough. In a new paper, Campbell asks the question that Obama and other world leaders would prefer to ignore – namely: “What does t

Via WGN - Chicago police say they arrested five people as protesters expressed their disapproval of the election of Donald Trump as the nation's 45th president. http://wgntv.com/2016/11/10/5-arrested-during-protests-of-trumps-electio...

he data reveal that for every metric ton of carbon dioxide that’s emitted, 3 meters squared of sea ice is lost. The study predicts around 2040 or so for an ice-free Arctic. The abstract and media release is below. ### ### Predicting When the Arctic Will Have an Ice-Free Summer For every metric ton of carbon dioxide that’s emitted into the atmosphere, there is a direct correlation in the amount of Arctic sea ice that is lost, a new study shows. Scientists have had difficulty predicting when the Arctic will be completely free of ice during the summer months, but this new analysis could help provide much more accurate predictions of such an occurrence. Dirk Notz and Julienne Stroeve analyzed Hadley Centre Sea Ice and Sea Surface Temperature data over time, deriving a linear relationship between the average monthly abundance of sea ice in the Arctic in September and cumulative carbon dioxide emissions, for a roughly 30-year period. The data reveal that for every metric

  160 million people died in wars during the 20th century see list below:  When it comes to the the environment, Arnold Schwarzenegger is a moron. Click the image for the video. http://junkscience.com/2016/11/schwarzenegger-pollution-kills-more-people-than-war/ 1860-65: USA civil war (628,000) 1886-1908: Belgium-Congo Free State (8 million) 1898: USA-Spain & Philippines (220,000) 1899-02: British-Boer war (100,000) 1899-03: Colombian civil war (120,000) 1899-02: Philippines vs USA (20,000) 1900-01: Boxer rebels against Russia, Britain, France, Japan, USA against rebels (35,000) 1901-32: Saudis vs Arabian kingdoms (?) 1903: Ottomans vs Macedonian rebels (20,000) 1904: Germany vs Namibia (65,000) 1904-05: Japan vs Russia (150,000) 1910-20: Mexican revolution (250,000) 1911: Chinese Revolution (2.4 million) 1911-12: Italian-Ottoman war (20,000) 1912-13: Balkan wars (150,000) 1915-23: Ottoman genocides (1.2 million Armenians, 500,000 Assyrians, 3