"I do think it is possible that there is a phenomenon, whether it is actual oxidation or something that just looks like it, which is reversible, " says Mr. Morris.
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While it is true that in the US the danger of home-grown jihadists to national security is lower than it is in Britain, it is also true that there is a growing phenomenon of jihadist violence being perpetrated by Muslim men against American civilians in the name of jihad.
Migration from developed to developing countries has been a common phenomenon, however recent evidence shows that there is a growing incidence of migration from one developing country.
"If we were to call this communism in a new form, there is not one document we have that has ever brought up such a phenomenon in any analysis, " he told a local magazine last October.
"The potential is there that this is not as isolated a phenomenon as we might hope it is, " he said.
While GLOFs are not a new phenomenon, according to UNEP, there is evidence that they are becoming more common as glaciers retreat, putting in danger the towns and villages that lie beneath them.
But watching this phenomenon from a distance, it struck me that there is something much bigger going on here, and it led me to a startling realization.
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But there is fear that journalists at the channel could exercise self-censorship, a common phenomenon under the Chavistas.
"There's undoubtedly a phenomenon that's not good for health, which is about not giving access to outdoors or green space, safe risk-taking and so on, " said David Pencheon, a medical doctor who now heads the National Health Service's sustainable development unit.
There has been growing recognition that piracy does not spontaneously happen at sea, but that it is a phenomenon rooted in the economic and political shortcomings of Somalia.
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