Posted by Jg20601 on February 02, 2011 at 07:52:17 from (63.28.107.190):
In Reply to: Take that algore ! posted by msb on February 02, 2011 at 07:10:46:
I have a Aunt who still cans about 3 years of food - people starved that year in some places due to lack of supplies.
Another thing that happened that year if I remember right was a number of active volcanos increased, putting more pollution in the air. More smoke, ash, chemicals and CO2 caused the temp in the northern hemisphere to drop several degrees, not go up. As more volcanos flared up the temps dropped again helping to set the stage for a summer here where the high for the summer was in the 60s. Crops were planted late, some had to be picked green because the early frost. You can google search year without summer to find stories about this.
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