Photo Story: Snow Falls on Ski Slopes East and West

Salt Lake City, UT - It may only be October 1, but fresh early season snowfall has decorated ski slopes across the U.S. and Canada. Here's a photo gallery of shots taken on Thursday to feed the stoke for the ski and snowboard season ahead!

Cayman Islands - Doubting global warming

Every subsequent IPCC report has a far different 100–year prediction for sea level rise than the prior report; one has to wonder if they pick the number out of a hat.

Fact is the overwhelming, vast majority of glaciers and ice that existed at the end of the last ice age has melted already. The only significant year–round ice that exists on the planet is on Greenland and the Antarctic and they would both have to melt completely away for the absurd 20–foot higher sea level predictions of Al Gore to come true.

I suspect with average temperature in Antarctic at –31 Celsius, we have little to worry about.

64th UN General Assembly | Speech by Nicolas Sarkozy, President of the Republic of France

In Copenhagen, we must commit to numerical targets for greenhouse gas emissions; we cant put this off any longer.

We have to set up a world environment organization. We have to recognize the legitimacy of the principle of a border carbon tax, so that nobody can profit that would be the last straw from environmental dumping.

Truth About Trade & Technology - Grassley: Cap and Trade “dead for this year”

Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Ia, said Monday that the controversial cap and trade bill is “dead for this year.”

“I’m not the only one saying it,” the Iowa Senator said during a visit to the Iowa Soybean Association headquarters in Ankeny to visit with some grain-purchasing visitors from Taiwan. “Dick Durbin and Barbara Boxer both said they didn’t think the bill would be brought up.”