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  Monday's National Clean Energy Summit 2.0 will bring a parade of celebrated public policy experts to Las Vegas to discuss greening the country's economy.
  BLUEFIELD — Bob Pruett is a friend of coal. Unfortunately, not everyone feels the same, and that worries the former Marshall football coach.
  “Right now the coal industry is under attack, it really is, it is under attack,” said Pruett, who served as the guest speaker for the Bluefield Rotary Club on Tuesday at the Holiday Inn. “I am not a political person, I’m really not, I’m not running for office.
  
  The Real Cut Flower Garden cut flowers are grown outdoors near Bridport in Dorset. We also offer a range of floral workshops to teach you creative ways with flowers.
  Charlie Ryrie started the business because of her deep love of gardens and traditional flowers. She spent two decades as a journalist writing about gardens, the environment and ecological design, and has always had a passion for flowers. In 2002 she bought a field in Herefordshire, and in 2004 started sending out flowers to customers nationwide, and making stunning arrangements for weddings and events.
  She is now well known for her beautiful and unusual combinations, her unflappability, and genuine love for what she produces. In 2012 the gardens moved to Dorset where she continues to provide amazing flowers from her own gardens with a small team of helpers. She works with some of the country’s best known events companies as well as providing glorious wedding flowers.
  Our flowers are home grown and hand picked to order. The varieties of blooms and foliage that we use depend on the time of year and the weather. Arrangements are natural, uncontrived and on the wild side. But elegant enough to grace a sophisticated event and unpretentious enough for a kitchen table. We use many flowers that conventional florists just can’t offer. And also grow hundreds of old fashioned scented roses.
  We provide flowers for occasions ranging from intimate dinner parties to large events, from celebrations to memorials and also individual gift bouquets.
  
  Warming of the Antarctic Peninsula in the latter half of the twentieth century was greater than any other terrestrial environment in the Southern Hemisphere, and clear cryospheric and biological consequences have been observed. Under a global 1.5°C scenario, warming in the Antarctic Peninsula is likely to increase the number of days above 0°C, with up to 130 of such days each year in the northern Peninsula. Ocean turbulence will increase, making the circumpolar deep water (CDW) both warmer and shallower, delivering heat to the sea surface and to coastal margins. Thinning and recession of marine margins of glaciers and ice caps is expected to accelerate to terrestrial limits, increasing iceberg production, after which glacier retreat may slow on land. Ice shelves will experience continued increase in meltwater production and consequent structural change, but not imminent regional collapses. Marine biota can respond in multiple ways to climatic changes, with effects complicated by past resource extraction activities. Southward distribution shifts have been observed in multiple taxa during the last century and these are likely to continue. Exposed (ice free) terrestrial areas will expand, providing new habitats for native and non-native organisms, but with a potential loss of genetic diversity. While native terrestrial biota are likely to benefit from modest warming, the greatest threat to native biodiversity is from non-native terrestrial species.