Of course they do: Poor nations need $142 billion per year in climate [swindle cash]

Poor countries will need to be given about 100 billion euros ($142 billion) a year by 2020 to help them cut emissions in the fight against climate change, a draft report for European Union finance ministers shows.

June Snowfall Heads for Cypress Hills

McMurtry says the high elevations in the Cypress Hills of southwestern Saskatchewan could get 10 to 20 centimetres, or 4 to 8 inches, of snow starting Friday night and into Saturday. The Waterton park area of southern Alberta could double that.
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Early Friday morning, Regina and Saskatoon were among ten communities that set new record lows. McMurtry says it will remain unseasonably cold for the rest of the weekend.

High temp. a record low? | Winnipeg | News | Winnipeg Sun

Winnipeggers are shivering through a cold spell that will likely lead today to see a record low maximum temperature for this time of year.

The temperature at Richardson International Airport today is forecast to climb no higher than 9 C, and during the noon hour had reached only about 8 C — well short of the previous low maximum of 10.8 C, which was set for this date at that location in 1992.

Gamesa blows hot air - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

Our history is full of instances of public longing for a spectacular and wondrous new technology to provide a miraculous solution to a seemingly insurmountable problem. Until a technology is developed to store wind-generated electricity, wind power is just another in a long line of fallacies and false hopes promoted by self-interested businesses and grandstanding politicians jockeying for our tax dollars.

The current wind-power craze is nothing more than needless hysteria and fear created by global-warming alarmists who use scientifically unfounded opinions to further their political agenda, and it is dangerous because they are influencing our government to take drastic actions that will negatively impact all.

Jack Buchan