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John Cassani near Pine Island. When he crossed the finish line that day, unlike 5,000 other runners who quit, John Cassani had completed his sixth of seven Boston Marathons, noteworthy in itself. But he did it on an April morning when temperatures reached a historic 89 degrees. When runners were warned not to run. When
John Cassani near Pine Island. COURTESY PHOTO When he crossed the finish line that day, unlike 5,000 other runners who quit, John Cassani had completed his sixth of seven Boston Marathons, noteworthy in itself. But he did it on an April morning when temperatures reached a historic 89 degrees. When runners were warned not to
John Cassani near Pine Island. COURTESY PHOTO When he crossed the finish line that day, unlike 5,000 other runners who quit, John Cassani had completed his sixth of seven Boston Marathons, noteworthy in itself. But he did it on an April morning when temperatures reached a historic 89 degrees. When runners were warned not to
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The latest international climate conference provided more evidence that the Earth’s deteriorating climate will provoke a chaotic mass migration of desperate people, writes a South Florida attendee.
Wanless said South Floridians should act now in regards to climate changes that will occur within the next few generations. It's an issue for today, not for our grandchildren