Natural Disasters and Weather on Townhall

• The Political Superstorm that Devastated New York Sat Dec 29
  Paul Driessen
  “Superstorm” Sandy killed more than 100 people, destroyed thousands of homes and businesses, and left millions without food, water, electricity, sanitation or shelter for days or even weeks. Our thoughts and prayers remain focused on its victims, many of whom are still grieving as they struggle with the storm’s wintry aftermath and try to rebuild their lives. ... more
• Saving the Planet – Or Protecting Power Grabs and Cash Cows? Wed Dec 5
  David Rothbard
  Doha sets stage for another environmental power grab to “prevent dangerous global warming” ... more
• Better Storm Drains for All Wed Dec 5
  Rich Galen
  It is now likely that a deal will not be reached between now and December 31 to avoid the fiscal cliff. Before you become an economic prepper and start stocking up on canned goods and extra Tequila, remember I also thought Mitt Romney would win the election. ... more
• Teacher: Hurricane Sandy a Result of 'Massive Theft of Atmospheric Commons' Tue Dec 4
  Kyle Olson
  Social justice activist teachers see natural disasters like the recent Hurricane Sandy as opportunities to bring their political agendas into the classroom. And they rarely miss an opportunity. ... more
• Senators Pledge to 'Rebuild' Home States in Wake of Sandy Thu Nov 29
  Cortney O'Brien
• More Government Wed Nov 7
  John Stossel
  I expect that by the time you read this, President Obama will have been re-elected. Get ready for four more years of Big Bloated Government. ... more
• Science Reporting No Different Than Activists' Own Hype Sat Nov 3
  Lisa De Pasquale
  Following Hurricane Sandy’s massive devastation across the northeast, many were quick to tie it to “climate change” (you know, what “global warming” and the “new ice age” used to be.). In a blog post on Tuesday, former Vice President Al Gore wrote “Hurricane Sandy is a disturbing sign of things to come. We must heed this warning and act quickly to solve the climate crisis. Dirty energy makes dirty weather.” ... more
• Romney Turns Campaign Rally Into Disaster Relief Event Tue Oct 30
  Katie Pavlich
• Superstorm Sandy Does Major Damage in New York City Tue Oct 30
  Katie Pavlich
• Christie: 'For Those Elected Officials who Ignored my Admonition, This is Now Your Responsibility' Tue Oct 30
  New Jersey
  The New Jersey governor blames Mayor Lorenzo Langford for trapped citizens in Atlantic City. ... more
• "Weirding" Our Sanity and Democracy Sat Sep 15
  Paul Driessen
  Pick up any 40-year-old science textbook – on chemistry, biology, geology, physics, astronomy or medicine – and you’ll find a slew of “facts” and theories that have been proven wrong or are no longer the “consensus” view. Climatology is no exception. ... more
• Only Issue now Facing Americans is Freedom Mon Sep 3
  Star Parker
  The political parties throw a lot of glitz at us with their made-for-TV spectaculars, which we call conventions. ... more
• In Poll, Many Link Weather Extremes to Climate Change Wed Apr 18
  Townhall.com Staff
• 5 Black Swans That Could Obliterate America's Future Tue Feb 21
  John Hawkins
  We should be aware that our world can change for the worse in a hurry and we should make sure we're taking steps to alleviate the danger. ... more
• FEMA Offsets Set Left Ablaze Mon Sep 5
  Mike Needham
  Another hurricane is brewing in the Atlantic and fires rage in Oklahoma and Texas. Meanwhile, all across the country, Americans are working to rebuild after spring floods, summer tornados and Hurricane Irene. Enter the federal government. ... more
• Liberal Thinks Fracking Caused DC Earthquake Mon Aug 29
  Katie Pavlich
• Need Hurricane Advice? Why Not Ask the Mayor Who Failed During Katrina? Fri Aug 26
  Katie Pavlich
• Friday Fun: Totally Predictable Lefty Arguments That Will be Made About Hurricane Irene Fri Aug 26
  Katie Pavlich
• Epic Dust Storm Envelopes Arizona Neighborhood Wed Jul 6
  Arizona
  Amazing amateur video of dust storm enveloping Arizona neighborhood. ... more
• Citizens Not Politicians Make America Great Mon Jun 20
  Terry Paulson
  Even in a crowded metropolitan area like Los Angeles, if the local news covers a story about a family in need, the response is heart-warming, overwhelming, and immediate. In America, you are not alone. Americans care, and they put that caring into action. ... more
• Missouri River floodwater reaches Iowa town levee Thu Jun 16
  Townhall.com Staff
• Missouri River Levee Breaks Tue Jun 14
  Iowa
  Caught on camera: Missouri River levee collapses in Iowa ... more
• Arizona Fire May Cut Power Supply to New Mexico, Texas Thu Jun 9
  New York
  A fire the size of New York City and Chicago combined may destroy major power lines causing 372,00 customers in New Mexico and Texas to be without power. ... more
• Remembering the Important Things Fri Apr 29
  Katie Pavlich

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