January 15, 2007

Cold snap destroys most Calif. citrus

Story here.
The latest freeze will likely surpass the damage done by a three-day cold snap in December 1998 that destroyed 85 percent of California's citrus crop, a loss valued at $700 million, Kawamura said.

So, is it time to start investing in companies that have figured out what the new weather patterns will mean in terms of agriculture, floods, heating & cooling, tourism, etc?

Is it time to strt taking global climate change seriously?

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