Scott St. George
@scottstgeorge.paleohydrology.com
Head of Weather & Climate Research at WTW, a global insurance advisory firm headquartered in London.
Alexander von Humboldt Fellow | Geological Survey of Canada alum | Formerly Associate Prof at University of Minnesota | Made in 🇨🇦 | Based in MSP
Alexander von Humboldt Fellow | Geological Survey of Canada alum | Formerly Associate Prof at University of Minnesota | Made in 🇨🇦 | Based in MSP
It's also a weird choice since Morris is not regarded with particular affection by Blue Jays fans. Come back, Pat Borders, this is your job!
November 1, 2025 at 6:47 PM
It's also a weird choice since Morris is not regarded with particular affection by Blue Jays fans. Come back, Pat Borders, this is your job!
As your other Canadian baseball fan: I don't buy it. You guys didn't even MENTION the Jays in your playoff preview and they had the best record in the American League. This has now gone way beyond a Baseball Emergency -- this, sir, is a full-blown and official international incident.
October 9, 2025 at 2:43 AM
As your other Canadian baseball fan: I don't buy it. You guys didn't even MENTION the Jays in your playoff preview and they had the best record in the American League. This has now gone way beyond a Baseball Emergency -- this, sir, is a full-blown and official international incident.
I would love love love to learn more about that. I deeply resent the presence of our gas-powered water heater in the basement. Can you share the name of the installer and manufacturer?
September 10, 2025 at 5:38 PM
I would love love love to learn more about that. I deeply resent the presence of our gas-powered water heater in the basement. Can you share the name of the installer and manufacturer?
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The Gulf stream is mostly a wind driven current, which isn't going anywhere, though it does get some thermohaline components. It is a fallacy that it "keeps Europe habitable." Even the latest extreme hosing experiment (which assumed complete shutdown
August 30, 2025 at 8:02 PM
The Gulf stream is mostly a wind driven current, which isn't going anywhere, though it does get some thermohaline components. It is a fallacy that it "keeps Europe habitable." Even the latest extreme hosing experiment (which assumed complete shutdown