FEATURE-Carbon [swindle] traders bet on California redwoods | Reuters

The trees, which trap quantities of the carbon dioxide that is warming the planet, are sold as living carbon traps or "sinks" rather than cut for timber, a model that could go global. But the prospect of a worldwide market could also attract hustlers eager to make a quick buck without making a difference to the planet.

"It's easy to game it," said forest owner Chris Kelly of the developing forest carbon market. "We just have to figure out how to do it right."

Gassy mass | Herald Sun Andrew Bolt Blog

Amazing. For people who want us to cut emissions - like the stuff blown out the back of jets - the global warming alarmists descending on Copenhagen for a new post-Kyoto deal don’t set much of an example, do they?

Got Goat's Milk? The Quest to Save Dairy from Climate Change: Scientific American

The researchers concluded that summer milk production in the U. S. would decrease by 16 to 30 percent, about double the normal summer decline.

Low milk prices mean tough times for NM dairies - Forbes.com

VEGUITA, N.M. -- Second-generation dairymen Laurent and Maurice Othart say they're losing thousands of dollars a day because of falling milk prices - a situation so dire that their 78-year old father, Leon, is using his social security checks to help keep the business afloat.

Overproduction, sagging demand and a drop in exports are driving down milk prices for dairy farmers.