The weather in Europe and on the East Coast may be unusually warm, but in California it is abnormally freezing. "As much as 70% of oranges still on California trees may have been destroyed by record cold temperatures," says the L.A.Times, resulting in over $1 billion of damaged crops. Granted, we're not the worse off in the country, but let's face it: we're not wired for it.Tuesday, January 16, 2007
The One Billion Frost
The weather in Europe and on the East Coast may be unusually warm, but in California it is abnormally freezing. "As much as 70% of oranges still on California trees may have been destroyed by record cold temperatures," says the L.A.Times, resulting in over $1 billion of damaged crops. Granted, we're not the worse off in the country, but let's face it: we're not wired for it.
