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The original series was the second longest running US-cartoon of the 1990s, producing 113 episodes. It lasted for three seasons under the name Captain Planet and the Planeteers (produced by TBS Productions and DiC).
Energy CrisisThe Last Kids on Earth : Season 3 ...
Across the northeastern U.S., winters are warming faster than any other season. Over the last century, average winter temperatures have increased by approximately 3F, spring temperatures by 2F, and summer and fall temperatures by 1.4F.
Warmer winters in New York are also affecting the winter-spring season transition, impacting the timing of blooming for trees and flowers which migrating and hibernating wildlife depend on for food. Changes to the timing of the winter-spring transition can also impact agriculture by extending the length of the growing season, with the last frost of winter occurring earlier in the year. Although increasing the length of the growing season can have advantages, it can also impact the types of crops that can be grown, encourage invasive species, weed growth, and crop diseases, and increase demand for irrigation. Deciding on the right timing for late winter tapping of maple trees for producing maple syrup, a commercially important commodity for New York, is expected to become more difficult.
Increased precipitation through more frequent and intense rain events is impacting New York by increasing flooding throughout many parts of the state. Flooding from heavy precipitation can result in costly damage to homes, roads, bridges, and other important infrastructure. Wetter growing seasons can affect agricultural production by damaging crops and flooding farmlands, impacting food-chain supplies and costs. Heavy rainfall can also contribute to water pollution by washing sediment and chemicals from roadways into nearby water bodies, and overwhelming stormwater and sewage treatment systems that overflow into rivers, streams, and other surface waters. Nutrient runoff from fertilized lawns and septic systems following more frequent heavy rainfall events has led to an increase in harmful algal blooms (HABs) in many New York water bodies. Combined with warmer water temperatures, HABs are occurring more often and lasting longer throughout the year. Algal blooms are harmful to humans, animals, fish, and shellfish populations, as well as sensitive ecosystems like eelgrass beds.
(c) Climate change has had a growing effect on the U.S. economy, with climate-related costs increasing over the last 4 years. Extreme weather events and other climate-related effects have harmed the health, safety, and security of the American people and have increased the urgency for combatting climate change and accelerating the transition toward a clean energy economy. The world must be put on a sustainable climate pathway to protect Americans and the domestic economy from harmful climate impacts, and to create well-paying union jobs as part of the climate solution.
In the last century there have been eight tsunamis in the region with maximum amplitudes at origin above 10 metres (some much more), these having arisen from earthquakes of magnitude 7.7 to 8.4, on average one every 12 years. Those in 1983 and in 1993 were the most recent affecting Japan, with maximum heights at origin of 14.5 metres and 31 metres respectively, both induced by magnitude 7.7 earthquakes. The June 1896 earthquake of estimated magnitude 8.3 produced a tsunami with run-up height of 38 metres in Tohoku region, killing more than 27,000 people.
In the era of Raava, most of the later Earth Kingdom was part of the Spirit Wilds, and its people were forced to survive the wrath of spirits and the untamed nature. The predecessors of the Earth Kingdom found several ways to survive these hardships: Some retreated into cities built atop lion turtles. They received the element of earth from these sentient beings that granted the power through energybending. The humans could request the ability whenever they ventured into the Spirit Wilds, to aid in the gathering of food and resources.[11] Others chose a nomadic lifestyle, traveling the wilds and staying in one place only as long as they could. One particular tribe of nomads, however, was able to build a permanent city under the guardianship of the spirit Lady Tienhai in what would become the city of Tienhaishi western Earth Kingdom.[12] Several aspects of life and observances practiced by the predecessors of the first citizens of the Earth Kingdom later became part of the nation's shared culture, notably in the creation of fortified strongholds constructed out of earth, akin to the structures seen in lion turtle cities populated by early Earth Kingdom citizens.[11]
Each of the four nations is influenced by their own distinct, dominant season. The Earth Kingdom's dominant season is spring, the time when several living things on Earth are reborn. To an effect, more earthbenders are born during the spring than any other season and their powers are at their strongest during the springtime.
And so, my fellow Americans, at the edge of the 21st century, let us begin with energy and hope, with faith and discipline, and let us work until our work is done. The scripture says, "And let us not be weary in well-doing, for in due season, we shall reap, if we faint not."
Garou is also shown to have a massive appetite, especially during his gradual transformation into a monster. He seems to especially favor drinking Coke, expressing his desire to have one while enduring Overgrown Rover's energy blasts and being shown holding a bottle of Coke in official artwork by Murata.
After becoming influenced by "God", he revels in the cosmic energy flowing throughout his body. He becomes even more determined to use this new power to defeat Saitama and prove himself as the "Symbol of Fear" that would change the world. Despite claiming that he managed to retain his free will and not fall under God's control, both Bang and Blast have noted that Garou's mind has been affected by God's influence as he noticeably became more cruel and sadistic than before. When Blast notes that the effects of his radiation could wipe out all life on the planet, Garou is unfazed, pleased at the fact that just being near him causes death and looking forward to how the human race would change under his absolute evil. Moreover, while he never killed any humans during his hero hunt, he decided to kill Genos in order to enrage Saitama and make him reveal the full extent of his power. When Saitama arrives, Garou even mocks his late arrival and throws the cyborg's core towards him as an act of disrespect.
Augmented Speed and Reflexes: Garou is able to keep up with Overgrown Rover and escape from its sight despite being bombarded with energy blasts.[141] Over the course of his battle with Orochi, Garou was noted by Gyoro Gyoro to continually increase in speed allowing him to dodge Orochi's attacks and blitz through weaker monsters with ease.[142] Superalloy Darkshine observed that Garou's movements continually increased in speed as he attacked him, even after suffering serious injuries, to the point where Superalloy Darkshine felt like he was being attacked by dozens of martial artists at once.[143] During his one-on-one fight with Bomb, Garou moved so quickly that Fubuki was completely unable to follow his movements.[144]
Later, Garou's physical strength increased further after perfectly replicating the power of Saitama's Serious Punch, to the point of matching him in a collision of punches, creating a Serious Punch which resulted in immensely powerful waves of energy that threatened to destroy the Earth. After being diverted by Blast and three of his allies, the energy released from Serious Punch travelled into outer space where it (presumably) destroyed numerous star systems in the far distance, leaving a large circle of starless-darkness in space.[181] In the climax of the fight on Io, Garou became even more powerful than previously due to constantly replicating Saitama's strength, which began skyrocketing thanks to Saitama's own exponential growth, albeit losing to the hero in the end.[27]
Grant Morrison's depiction of Superman in the All-Star Superman title portray his abilities as similar to that of Silver Age Superman, except he is unable to travel through time on his own, rather has to use special gadget. He was also shown to be unable to unshrink Kandor, unlike his mainstream Silver/Bronze Age counterpart from main continuity, as well as from Imaginary Stories. Also unlike Golden, Silver and some Bronze Age comics his physiology is completely deferent from people of Earth , so he can't have children with Lois or any other human without special scientific arrangement. This version of Superman also supercharged his body by being too close to the Yellow sun, which caused its cells to self-destruct and transform Kal-El into pure energy within one year while giving additional boost to all of his powers and intellect for the time being, which was never the case in comics before of after All-Star Superman as frequently came into close proximity with the sun many times. Realtively new (at that time) concept of bioelectric aura as source of Superman's ability to basically avoid laws of physics, and which is responsible for most of his super abilities, was expanded (and mixed with rare instances of telekinesis/remote gravity manipulation which were in some comics of Silver Age and in Superman I and II) in this limited series, after too close exposure to the Yellow sun Superman was able to extend it and carry spaceship along with it, also he was able to channel that energy and release it from his hands as a powerful electricity blast that he used against Human Bomb and Bizarro.
In addition to these, Smallville also features a number of abilities not seen in other incarnations, not all of which find their source in Clark's Kryptonian origin, but rather some appear particular to Kal-El himself. The third season episode "Hereafter", explores Clark's immortality and his ability to alter the destiny of others. Later in Season 3, in the episode "Resurrection", it is said Clark's blood has the power to revive the dead. In addition, his spirit itself is accredited with special healing properties in season four's "Transference". He even affects the moral inclinations of others for an extended period of time. Clark has also shown to have limited defenses against psionic powers. One episode had a character unsuccessfully try to read Clark's mind. However, Clark's mind also seems to have differing vulnerabilities than a humans, as in the fourth season episode "Blank," another character inadvertently wiped out Clark's entire memory, while he was trying to merely erase the last few moments (and his powers were never seen to have any impact greater than that on humans). 041b061a72