Obama more 'optimistic' US can lead climate change [swindle]

DRESDEN, Germany, June 5 (AFP) Jun 05, 2009
President Barack Obama said Friday he was increasingly optimistic that the United States could lead the fight against global climate change.

"I am actually more optimistic than I was about America being able to take leadership on this issue, joining Europe which over the past several years has been ahead of us on this issue," Obama said after talks with Chancellor Angela Merkel in Germany.

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Duque said dengue is even more worrisome today because mosquitoes are feistier and more hyperactive due to climate change.

Stay cool about forecast, meteorologist advises

News that Environment Canada is forecasting a cooler than normal June should be taken with a grain of salt.
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So what if the temperatures don't make you want to open your pool just yet? Noticed any mosquitoes or bugs on the golf course? Thank the cooler temperatures for our pest-free days and nights.

"Mosquitoes are a lot like us. They like nice, warm weather," said David Lewis, professor of entomology at the Macdonald College campus of McGill University.

India’s New Government and Climate Change: Good News, Bad News « Legal Planet: Environmental Law and Policy

The Congress Party’s unexpected strong victory in the 2009 elections has also brought one of the strongest Cabinets in recent times. For those interested in the upcoming climate talks, however, it also presents some challenges. At the end of the day, climate policy will not be a focus of the government, but there are some important silver linings. None of the biggest Cabinet players seem to be what climate activists would like. But there appears to be significant action at the sub-Cabinet level. To me, this suggests that while India might not make big strides there may be play in the joints for important progress as long as we don’t try to push New Delhi to make significant binding commitments.