Sobering and Scary

Monday October 29, 2012 Hurricane Sandy struck the Eastern Seaboard. As it moved inland it hit two winter weather systems creating what has been called a hybrid monster storm.  As of November 3rd over 113 deaths can be attributed to Sandy on the US mainland, mostly in New York.  Tropical storm force winds were seen … Continue reading Sobering and Scary

Making a World of Difference: Climate Change and Public Health

“It is an overwhelmingly popular misconception that climate change isn’t occurring or is a natural phenomenon.  While some change is due to a natural progression, we can see that increases in temperatures are far more rapid than occurred historically.” Mey Akashah, PhD doesn’t flinch or deny global warming but tries to face it, find answers … Continue reading Making a World of Difference: Climate Change and Public Health