2007: Addressing Climate Crisis, Bush Calls For Development Of National Air Conditioner | The Onion - America's Finest News Source

"I applaud the administration for finally taking this issue seriously," House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said. "Such a giant apparatus means that Americans from all walks of life, not just the wealthy and privileged, will be able to get relief from the rise in the Earth's surface temperature. And it will create a great many jobs. Just removing and rinsing out the huge filter will require tens of thousands of seasonal laborers."

Kettering's climate change verdict - Channel 4 News

The government is boasting about big plans to de-carbonise the economy. But behind the rhetoric, the survey in Kettering has found a reluctance to pay more for a green Britain.

[More settled science?]: Indian Agro-scientist disproved the US data on emission of methane gas | Ub News

“The US government estimated in the early ’90s that wet paddy cultivation in Indian fields produced yearly 38 million tonnes of methane gas, which was the second most preponderance for emission of greenhouses gases,” Ramesh told reporters here.

The late Mitra, however, challenged the US administration’s estimates and found that the emission was four million tonnes per annum on average.“When the US government released the data, Mitra started monitoring the emission to measure how much of methane was released in the atmosphere. Since then (1998), the US and international bodies started using Mitra’s assessment as the correct data,” Ramesh recalled.
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Noting that India had to wage its own battle to counter western propaganda on the country’s contribution to climate change, Ramesh said knowledge of climate change and its impact on India was derived from western sources, which were biased.

[How do we know that it wasn't "largely" ice-free at times in most years of recent milleniums?]: Arctic Ocean 'ice-free summer' in next decade | inthenews.co.uk

The Arctic Ocean will be largely ice-free within the next decade, research from the Catlin Arctic Survey and WWF has found.