American Thinker: Probability and Global Warming

If I ran America, I would not bet the future of our economy on the successful outcome the proposed cap and trade legislation. The odds are against it.

Global Warming [Fraud]: China and India Will Suffer Most | Newsweek Voices - Sharon Begley | Newsweek.com

A special place in climate hell is being reserved for India and China. That is, they will suffer more from global warming than, for instance, Western Europe.

Ten Unprecedented Points « the Air Vent

All these papers saying ‘whatever’ factor is unprecedented, and completely without verification.

UN Scientist: African Nations Rebelling at 'measures to use climate change to maintain colonialist master-servant relationship' | Climate Depot

'Perceive global warming is intended to suppress the rise to economic competitiveness of the African nations'

[Northwest Passage update]

"While we were making our way toward Bellot Strait we encountered very heavy ice - stuff that hadn't been predicted - and that was one thing. The other was that most of the surface water between the ice floes was either frozen or in the process of freezing and each bay we passed was chock full of ice - that's precisely how boats for the past 300 years have found themselves suddenly and unexpectedly bound into an Arctic winter, something none of us wanted to experience.

Kenya tea output falls 11 pct in July: board | Reuters

NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya's tea output fell 11 percent in July to 21.5 million kgs compared with the same month last year due to cold weather in some areas and drought conditions in others, the Tea Board of Kenya said on Friday.

[Utah: Children rallied to blame humans for damaging the weather about 15,000 days in the future]

Park City, UT - Children representing sports teams, schools and youth groups will gather on Saturday to create a visual depiction of climate change’s effect on Park City’s snowpack. The event will be recorded via video and photography. The product of "Where’s the Snow?" will be a short film about the event that shows climate change's potential impact on the local skiing and economy, and will utilize data from a study commissioned by The Park City Foundation, with support from Park City Mountain Resort ski area. This film will premiere at the second "Save our Snow" event, scheduled for September 30th at the Eccles Center in Park City.

“Children will line up at the top of Payday lift -- about 8,200 feet. This is where we will have skiable snowpack during early December and Spring break in 2050, not below and not at the current base,” says Brent Giles of Park City Mountain Resort.