[Did SUVs cause all of these climate changes?]: Unseen Sahara — National Geographic Magazine

Climate change has been like an on-off switch in the Sahara. In dry times the lakes dwindled and the plants declined to niches. Then, when moister times returned, the lakes filled and parts of the Sahara were transformed to savanna. Human communities have pulsed here like the explosion of plants after a rare rain. When moist eras visited, they thrived. When the dry times returned, they shrank or collapsed.

A Revealing Admission - Chris Horner - Planet Gore on National Review Online

During the Q&A, the professor selected to introduce me and — it became clear — to balance me, became quite agitated and finally, after I invoked a very useful admission by the Club of Rome on its involvement in getting the global-warming industry going, he blurted out "I am one of those Club of Rome types! I am one of those Malthusians!"

This was followed by a bit of holding forth against population. Er, make that other population, as always.

Businesses Stand to Profit From Adapting to Climate Change -- Report - NYTimes.com

Companies specializing in disaster preparedness may also find their communication technologies in greater demand, as climate change increases the frequency and intensity of storms.