Using the climate simulations, Robinson found the amount of water vapor in the Gulf of Mexico follows closely the water vapor released by the warm sea surface temperatures in the Pacific Ocean. Water vapor from the Pacific moves east to the Gulf of Mexico and is then carried over the eastern U.S. by the clockwise circulation around an Atlantic subtropical high pressure system. When the water vapor arrives over the U.S. it condenses and generates more cloud cover, allowing less solar radiation to reach and warm the Earth's surface. In the Safety Corner Workplace Violence Violence in the workplace is becoming all too common. One in six of all violent crimes occur in the workplace.
Homicide is now second only to motor vehicles as a cause of work-related deaths.
Certain acts or attitudes, especially in combination, may signal problems. Vows to get even with bosses or co-workers. Makes a habit of threatening or intimidating others. Says people are out to get him or her. Talks a lot about weapons-and may own them.