Category Archives: Climate Migration

Native American Weather Proverbs

Posted on May 20, 2015 by rsingram

Native Americans have a innate bond with the land and the environment! Indigenous peoples of North American are said to have been in the southwest (New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado) for at least 10,000 years. Historians, Archeologists and Anthropologists can argue … Continue reading →

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Water, Water, Everywhere…But Here!

Posted on August 1, 2014 by rsingram

Certain parts of the United States have had an extremely wet winter and spring. The upper mid-west had snowstorm after snowstorm, Pensacola, Florida had 19 inches of rain in one day! But forget about rain in California and the Southwest. … Continue reading →

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Climate Migration – A Fact of Life

Posted on May 2, 2014 by rsingram

Over the Eons man has moved around because of fluctuating climates. But even though our long ago ancestors moved up or down latitudes with the Glacial periods, they really didn’t have the infrastructure that we have to worry about.  What … Continue reading →

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