Colorado: Lack of global warming drives bears closer to town

Bears in the Yampa Valley tend to base their diets on the abundant serviceberries and chokecherries; they also eat a variety of other wild berries and acorns.

Vail said a frost that swept through the area earlier this year may have killed many of the wild berries, while the warmth of the city and roads protected crops closer to civilization.

No Frost Yet, But Cool Weather Raises Concern About Crop Development - Iowa

The 2009 Iowa corn and bean crops have been slowed down to the point they now have a greater risk of frost vulnerability than they would have had if the state would have received warmer temperatures the last 10 days or so in August. "Looking at heat unit or degree day accumulation across the state for the 2009 growing season," says Elmore, "we're running up to 12 days or so behind normal in some areas, based on a May 1 planting date. Parts of Iowa - northeast and north central in particular - are more than two weeks behind schedule. The best area of the state is southwest Iowa, where crops are only nine days behind normal."

UK is 'facing 70s-style blackouts' - Falkirk Today

The looming power shortage is caused by the scheduled closure by 2015 of nine oil and coal-fired power plants, as part of ant-pollution measures. Four existing nuclear power plants are also set to be shut. Mr Clark claimed the scale of the blackouts could be three times worse than the government predictions.

Climate Camp protestors storm RBS headquarters in City

Environmental protestors from London's Climate Camp have glued themselves to the trading floor in RBS and stripped naked at a PR company employed by E.On.

If climate realists behaved this way, how would the mainstream media report it?