The political climate has become so extreme and reckless.

I was going to send it to a Republican congressman but I have a feeling that in this current climate it appears that for any ideas to get even the time of day they must be presented with a (D) behind the name, no matter what the idea.

Having been moved around with the military we've learned to bloom wherever we're planted, but we'd like to find the best "climate" for us. ;)@Rob Lucey Thanks for your input.

Here's how the U.S. can tackle building safer houses or retrofit existing homes for resiliency while keeping costs down, potentially mitigating the flow of domestic climate migrants.Existing home sales last year reached their highest levels since 2006.

I was just shopping in the grocery store yesterday and saw prices have risen for orange juice 16 cents in the last week.It doesn't sound like much but it all adds up.I am starting to look at what is going to go up at a high rate because of food shortages and climate problems and adjust my meals accordingly.I will still eat those items but in moderation.

The anti-climatic point title of this article combined with what you're saying can suggest a simple re-raising of the bar.

I replied to your Kendall Yards post, but thought I'd chime in here as well.First, don't despair about the current climate.  

Their report will outline deficiencies that you can prioritize and address.Winterizing requirements will vary depending on the location of the property and the climate.

A good PM in a cold climate should have known that.

PEX is really good for colder climates, where the temperature fluctuates.