Rivers Overflow
Jul. 14, 2006

A river has overflowed in the separation of remote islands. Scientists think that is may because of the polar ice caps melting. This is just another example of what global warming does to everyone, and everything. Things like this might happen everyday now that the ozone layer is getting affected. The river caused many people to fear the land and fearfully run for their lives. Temporarily, the water has calmed down and the islanders have returned to their homes, well most of them have.

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