Students ask Obama to fix economy, end war -- and mandate fewer tests

Danielle also told Mr. Obama it's her hope that the Environmental Protection Agency will be strengthened under his tenure. Third-grader James Wang chimed in on this sentiment saying he was concerned about the number of cars on the road and how that contributed to global warming.

To which James' buddy, Tesoro Fedel, a second-grader, responded: "Global warming is hurting our polar bears and penguins."

Cold weather a boon for Machinac residents

MACKINAC ISLAND, Mich. (NEWSCHANNEL 3) - We all know it's been really cold lately, but people on Mackinac Island are welcoming the sub-zero temperatures with open arms.

That's because it helped natural ice bridges form early in the Straits of Mackinac. Usually it doesn't happen for another month.

The American Spectator : Profiles in Cowardice

The intimidation tactics and belittling words of those in global warming alarmism are only a means to cloak the weaknesses of their arguments, especially now that the scientific and economic evidence has found a broader, more receptive audience -- check the latest poll results if you don't believe me.
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The Arkansas scenario was a microcosm of the alarmists' flailing on the issue globally. The more they try to silence their opposition, and portray them as unworthy of contemplation while positing their own outrageous doomsday scenarios, the further they push themselves to the fringe in public perception. That so many who hear these calamity predictions are freezing their keisters this winter doesn't help the warming cause.

Before long the alarmists who have so desperately and cowardly avoided debates will be begging for them, so they can recover their evaporated credibility.