Invisible Iceberg: The Untold Story of the Dust Bowl

This week, Dr. Joel Myers and Bernie Rayno go back to the 1930s in the U.S. Heartland as we discuss the infamous Dust Bowl and the weather's impact on the devastation it caused. #dustbowl

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Dad told me that most of the trees had been cleared and was either being farmed or grazed in Southeastern Ohio.

It was so dry, that wherever there was a tree close, seedlings sprung up everywhere when the rains came. All the cracked open ground allowed the trees to easily reseed.

I think those temperatures proved the climate is always in a state of flux and a few political buzzwords mean nothing.