CRU Emails “may” be open to interpretation, but commented code by the programmer tells the real story « Watts Up With That?

In this case, it is not allowing all of the temperature data to be plotted. Growing season data (summer months when the new tree rings are formed) past 1960 is thrown out because “these will be artificially adjusted to look closer to the real temperatures”, which implies some post processing routine.

Spin that, spin it to the moon if you want. I’ll believe programmer notes over the word of somebody who stands to gain from suggesting there’s nothing “untowards” about it.

Either the data tells the story of nature or it does not. Data that has been “artificially adjusted to look closer to the real temperatures” is false data, yielding a false result.

Olympic hydrogen bus project under fire; Plan includes largest hydrogen- fuelling station in world at Whistler | Kelowna.com

"It is fine to scope out potential technologies of the future, but the reality is B.C.'s public transit services are on life support as far as the financial needs go," said Ian Bruce, climate-change campaigner for the David Suzuki Foundation.
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The 20-hydrogen bus project is funded with $45 million from the federal government and $44.5 million from the province and B.C. Transit, the crown agency responsible for co-ordinating the delivery of public transportation within B.C., outside of Metro Vancouver.
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Each of the hydrogen buses costs $2.1 million – four times the cost of a diesel bus, said Bruce
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Added to the question of costs is the fact that the hydrogen has to be bused in from Quebec, as it cannot be produced in B.C. in great enough quantities.

Emissions trading and climate change - Alan Jones - 2GB.com

Carbon dioxide is a clear and harmless gas, not a pollutant.

And indeed, an elevation of carbon dioxide concentration in the atmosphere would increase plant and crop yields by up to 70 per cent.

This is why there has been no debate. And what passes as debate both in the Parliament and the media is the vilification of people who dare to challenge the rubbish that's trotted out as global warming.

Unforeseen climate 'crisis' - Washington Times

For now, continuous falling temperatures are truly a global crisis, coming at a time when some very powerful people will soon be meeting in Copenhagen to remedy increasing temperatures. World leaders should stay home and enjoy the weather. Unless, of course, they're not as concerned about changing climate as they are about redistributing wealth.
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Anthony J. Sadar is a certified consulting meteorologist