Arctic sea ice melt appears to have turned the corner for 2009 [23% above the 2007 low?]« Watts Up With That?

If this holds it will put 2009 531,250 km2 above 2008’s extent, making it the third lowest extent in the AMSRE data set and the second year of increasing ice extent since the historic low in 2007 of 4267656 km2

Three movie trailers: Radio talk show host Phil Valentine's new movie, 'An Inconsistent Truth' | GORE LIED

Global warming and climate change – is it real or the biggest scam and swindle in history? Hosted by award winning radio host Phil Valentine and from director Shayne Edwards, this documentary film explores all sides of the science and gives a voice to the over 31,000 scientists that signed the Oregon Petition declaring it to be a hoax. It investigates the true motives of the UN and those who signed the Kyoto Treaty.

Spacecraft that would assess state of world's ice cover to launch in February 2010

London, September 15 : The European space agency's (ESA's) mission, the Cryosat spacecraft, which would assess the state of the world's ice cover, is likely to launch in February 2010.
...
Cryosat will add significantly to the information scientists already possess, making observations that are beyond the current generation of spacecraft.

[Is this the best use of money and brainpower?]: Scientists take to the trees to measure global warming | Lifestyle | Reuters

GIFFORD PINCHOT NATIONAL FOREST, Washington State, Sept 15 (Reuters Life!) - Gliding across the treetops in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest in Washington State may sound like the latest trend in eco-tourism.

But the gondola on the massive Wind River crane is not used for recreational sport -- it's a research tool being used by scientists at the University of Washington to measure the effects of global warming on trees.