[Bogus] Climate models predict dramatic drop in crop yields | Science Codex

In a paper published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, North Carolina State University agriculture and resource economist Dr. Michael Roberts and Dr. Wolfram Schlenker, an assistant professor of economics at Columbia University, predict that U.S. crop yields could decrease by 30 to 46 percent over the next century under slow global warming scenarios, and by a devastating 63 to 82 percent under the most rapid global warming scenarios. The warming scenarios used in the study – called Hadley III models – were devised by the United Kingdom's weather service.

Scoop: Nick Smith: Climate Change and Business Conference

The great dilemma for New Zealand is the very limited scope to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from our cows, sheep, cattle, deer and other livestock.
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Nearly a century ago, New Zealand and Australian soldiers proudly stood shoulder to shoulder against tough odds to confront a threat of a very different kind to climate change.

Int´l climate talks ´wrestle over economy´: China´s top negotiator CCTV-International

China's top environment negotiator said Monday that the current global fight over climate change is in nature a multinational wrestling match on winning or maintaining each country's economic competitive edge or room for development.