European Union Finally Agrees with CEI: Kyoto Protocol Has Failed | CEI

“It’s a few years late, but it’s great to see the European Union finally acknowledge that the Kyoto Protocol has failed,” said Myron Ebell, Director of Energy and Global Warming Policy at the Competitive Enterprise Institute. “CEI said Kyoto couldn’t possibly work after it was first negotiated in 1997, and we have been pointing out ever since that it was failing to reduce emissions and wasting huge sums of money even while failing. As negotiations on a new global warming treaty continue, I hope that when the European Union presents its next hare-brained scheme to save the planet from global warming, people will remember how wrong the EU was about Kyoto.”

Climate change [allegedly] bugs climbers on Everest | Gadling.com

Worse yet, the warming is changing the summit of the mountain itself. In the article above, Dawa Sherpa, a mountain guide who has reached the top of the world twice, says that in years past, as many as 50 people could stand on the summit of Everest. Now, fewer than 18 can be at that point at the same time, thanks to the melting of the cornice.

[At -15 F, how fast does snow melt?]: Mt. Everest Information

What is the temperature high on Everest?
At the summit, the temperature can be 100°F below zero. But on a good summit day, a climber can expect around -15°F

[Pay us, or it's the end of the world as we know it] - UN expert:‘Catastrophe’ pending if climate change not halted - World Blog - msnbc.com

BEIJING – "Abnormal" weather phenomena will have a devastating impact on the world's agricultural production and food supply – which could lead to food shortages and food riots, warned a top U.N. expert.

In an exclusive interview with NBC News in Beijing, American-educated Dr. Kanayo Nwanze, president of the International Fund for Agricultural Development, painted a future scenario of "chaos, rioting and crazy migration" due to the severe impact of climate change.