Alarmist Mark Seeley: It takes a special type of guy to preach the global warming religion in Minnesota during a cold winter

The global temperature trend is upward and in the context of the modern era this level of disturbance is unprecedented, Seeley said.
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Physical and biological consequences of these changes include altered bird migration patterns and that most inland lakes aren't ice covered as long as they used to be. Crop residue breaks down faster than it used to and soil is warm later into the fall. The outdoor construction season has been extended and there has been a change in the overwinter survival of insects and disease. There are more freeze and thaw cycles. Patient loads are also up because people are exposed to molds and allegerns longer in the season.
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As a consequence of these climate changes, lake temperatures are warming, there is increased stress on livestock and demand for air conditioning is up.

A high-albedo diet will chill the planet - environment - 15 January 2009 - New Scientist

The low-calorie diet is so 20th century – follow the high-albedo diet if you want to be in with the latest trend. You could help save the planet from climate change and will be able to keep eating everything you do normally. (And you won't lose a gram.) You read it here first.