This winter-hater is not at all happy about the prospect of a snowier-than-normal winter.
That story about Fire Island is fascinating, and is a testament to how humans (negatively) impact the environment. I wonder; is there any way for them to keep the "breach" open, so that the water remains healthier?
Finally, and with respect to the football story, that can't be a surprise. People have become much more aware of the concussion damage caused by playing a sport like football, and I suspect that it's only a matter of time before football (and hockey, and other "high contact" sports) start feeling the numbers crunch in a much bigger way.
This winter-hater is not at all happy about the prospect of a snowier-than-normal winter.
That story about Fire Island is fascinating, and is a testament to how humans (negatively) impact the environment. I wonder; is there any way for them to keep the "breach" open, so that the water remains healthier?
Finally, and with respect to the football story, that can't be a surprise. People have become much more aware of the concussion damage caused by playing a sport like football, and I suspect that it's only a matter of time before football (and hockey, and other "high contact" sports) start feeling the numbers crunch in a much bigger way.