[Back when the science was settled, did we say that we expected more rain?  We meant less rain]

PORTLAND, Ore. - A study indicates the Pacific Northwest can expect less of both rain and snow in future dry years.

That's a change. In the past, scientists have said climate change bringing warmer weather to the region will likely mean more rain and less snow but about the same amount of precipitation overall.

Christians told to take down green campaign posters that mention God by Camden council - Telegraph

Christians have been told by a council that they cannot put up a poster promoting a climate change [hoax] meeting because it mentions God.
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The St Francis weekend, organised by Our Lady Help of Christians in Kentish Town, includes Mark Dowd from Operation Noah, a climate change campaign, speaking on ‘Climate Change is a Christian Issue’ on Oct 2.

Joan Baez: interview - Telegraph

She has always been guided by optimism, 'but nowadays the state of the world doesn’t look terribly good, does it, especially with global warming hanging over our heads on top of everything else.

Greenland's government wants to heavily increase its CO2 emissions

Greenland’s melting glaciers are textbook examples of man-made global warming. Yet, the island’s new prime minister Kuupik Kleist has no plans to reduce the country’s CO2 emissions. On the contrary, Greenland's emissions could rise from 650,000 tonnes to 10 million tonnes, if the local administration succeeds in attracting new industries, the prime minister says, according to Danish newspaper Politiken.