Two killed by lightning in Cambodia, yearly toll hits 50; this *could* be your fault

"We are noting the increase in lightning deaths, and our senior officials are paying attention to the issue," said Keo Vy, deputy director of the National Committee of Disaster Management.

"It could be a result of climate change."

Lightning last year killed 140 people in Cambodia, up from 95 recorded deaths in 2008.

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Will Climate Change Trigger WW4? Yes, this is a depressing story, I have no idea if this will ever come to pass, but a number of people far smarter than me are concerned that climate change will be a destabilizing force in the years and decades to come, more people forced to migrate to find clean water and land suitable for growing crops - nearly half the world's population lives along the coast, vulnerable to even small rises in sea levels. A worst-case scenario? Possibly. I sure hope so... I'm still worried about WW3.
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* Global Warming: Man or Myth. Those keeping an open mind on the matter may want to check out this site.

The end of the world as we know it - Science, News - The Independent

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The Post and Courier - Disquiet on the water - Charleston SC - postandcourier.com

Last winter's unusually cold weather delayed the start of the commercial shrimping season -- a decision that cost Magwood thousands of dollars.
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The winter cold killed many shrimp. That delayed the start of the season by several weeks, so remaining shrimp populations would have time to recover. Even so, the shrimp population this year could be down more than 50 percent, according to early estimates.