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Climate change is real as hail

February 12, 2015 by Jacob Collins 5 Comments

Chronicle Illustration by Joaquin Junco Jr.

By Jacob Collins |Asst. Online Editor| Climate Change is happening whether or not you choose to believe in it. Climate change is no longer disputed in the scientific community and there is a general consensus that climate change is happening. The National Aeronautical and Space Administration (NASA) and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), among other major scientific bodies, have all announced their assurance that climate change is happening with a plethora of evidence to back their findings. According to NASA there is compelling evidence for climate change including the fact that the sea level has risen by 6.7 inches over the last century. The sea level rise … [Read more...] about Climate change is real as hail

Filed Under: Opinions Tagged With: climate change, Ice caps, Jacob Collins, NASA, National Aeronautical and Space Administration, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Niel deGrasse Tyson, NOAA, ocean, republican, weather

Chronicle news briefs

May 16, 2014 by Archived posts 188 Comments

By Mintimer Avila |Online Editor| Meet Octogoat (May 13) A goat with eight legs and both male and female reproductive organs was recently born in Slavonia, Croatia. According to veterinarians, the most likely explanation for this phenomenon was an under-developed twin in the womb and added that it is highly unlikely that it will survive. The goat’s owner said he would like to keep it as a pet if it manages to survive.   Holograms made from chocolate (May 13) Imagine being able to put any design onto a chocolate bar. A Swiss company has discovered how to etch rainbow holograms onto chocolate. This was achieved by carving specific micro-structures that deflect light onto … [Read more...] about Chronicle news briefs

Filed Under: News Tagged With: injuries, money, ocean, pigs, Train, whiskey, wind

World News briefs

October 24, 2013 by Archived posts 160 Comments

By Daniel DeMarco |Staff Writer| Oct 18: UN Security Council seat rejected by Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia was elected as a non-permanent member of the UN security council and the country rejected the seat, according to Aljazeera. Saudi Arabia attributes the decision to the Security Council's failure in carrying out duties to resolve the Syrian civil war or punish the Syrian president's regime.   Oct 19: 3,000 miles of Dead Ocean According to ENENews, a man sailed across the Pacific Ocean from Osaka, Japan to San Francisco, where the sailor described the sea as "dead." He reported seeing hardly any wild life, but instead saw "garbage in astounding … [Read more...] about World News briefs

Filed Under: News Tagged With: aid, air, animals, arabia, China, Conference, council, Daniel DeMarco, drone, francisco, garbage, government, Human, international, Japan, law, Nigeria, ocean, oil, pakistan, Peace, pirates, Pollution, program, rights, san, saudi, security, ships, slavery, states, Syria, UN, United, war

Diaries of a Jet Setter: A guy’s guide to getting lost in Maui

March 18, 2012 by Archived posts 7 Comments

By R. Anthony Diaz |Asst. Features Editor| Ready for a breath of fresh air? Well thanks to the downturn of the economy, flights to Maui are becoming more affordable for the average Joe. Although I have always advocated against trip planning, Maui may be a place you might need some guidance for. The sophisticated and exclusive island offers not only breathtaking landscapes but shopping and many outdoor activities as well. Although the island is not as large as Hawaii, getting from location to location can take up to 90 minutes by car. The last time I was there I couldn’t decide between a convertible car or a topless jeep. Jeep is definitely the way to go, you can drive on the … [Read more...] about Diaries of a Jet Setter: A guy’s guide to getting lost in Maui

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: Anthony, beach, Diaz, diving, Haleakala, Hawaii, Hyatt, Kaanapali, Lahaina, Maui, Molokini, ocean, of, OGG, Paia, R., scuba, snorkeling, Summit, turtles, Wailea, whales

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