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Latest Readings- Tornado Veterans Balance Preparedness, Practicality May 24, 2013Overview of some tornado readiness approaches in high-risk areas. […]
- Weather Service to Add Major Might to Computing Power May 22, 2013Upgrades to NWS computing capacity expected to improve accuracy of forecasts. […]
- American Has the Worst Tornadoes on Earth May 22, 2013Answering some FAQs about the Moore tornado and tornadoes in general. […]
- Tornado Warning: Despite Oklahoma Alert, U.S. Weather Forecasting Service Needs Major Upgrades May 22, 2013U.S. satellites in immediate need of capital investment--more so than computer and radar systems. […]
- Energy-Related Carbon Dioxide Emissions Drop in 32 States May 15, 2013Delaware had the greatest percentage decline and Texas the greatest total decline over the studied period of 2000-2010. […]
- After Cold Winter, American Attitudes Chill on Global Warming May 15, 2013Polls continue to show that as the weather varies, so do Americans' attitudes about climate change. […]
- Never a Dull Moment on Planet Earth May 15, 2013NASA's Terra satellite captures eruption plume from Cleveland Volcano in Alaska. […]
- Tornado Veterans Balance Preparedness, Practicality May 24, 2013
- William Hooke’s Blog
- Even as Moore recovers, we should guard against a greater threat.The news continues from Moore, Oklahoma, as the community begins an all-too-familiar recovery process: remembering the beloved who died, and saying farewell; healing from injury, and caring for those who need to mend; sifting through the rubble for what can … Continue reading → […]William Hooke
- Amidst the tragedy… Moore, Oklahoma provides the nation a teachable moment.Speaking of teachable, let’s start with those teachers. Every news vignette reminds us that our K-12 teachers are instructors, but far more. When the situation demands, they’re true first responders. Heroes. But not just heroes. They didn’t just risk life and … Continue reading → […]William Hooke
- Comfort in the aftermath of (another) Moore tornadoWhat is your only comfort in life and in death? A stunned town and a distraught nation cry out in anguish this morning. Yet another tornado has hit Moore, a suburban community on the outskirts of Oklahoma City. This is … Continue reading → […]William Hooke
- Even as Moore recovers, we should guard against a greater threat.
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