Early frost for climate bill | global, nations, climate - Opinion - The Orange County Register

Americans can quit holding their collective breaths for Congress to pass an economy-dampening cap-and-trade bill in the name of fighting global warming. As we exhale in relief, incidentally adding more carbon dioxide to the atmosphere, there's an additional blessing. Congress' inability to agree on how government should limit CO2 and other greenhouse gas emissions probably also means an international treaty imposing limits worldwide won't be reached this year, either.

Galileo Silenced Again - Written by Willie Soon and David R. Legates

The AGU action is hardly reasonable. Indeed, it is counter-productive to the scientific method and to promoting open scientific discussions. It smacks of censorship. Something is rotten in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Scientific inquiry has once again been silenced ... just as it was 400 years ago.
The AGU should be ashamed. Its members should be outraged.

[So, did he get great results?]: Barack Obama presses world leaders on climate - Mike Allen - POLITICO.com

SINGAPORE — With climate legislation stalled in the U.S. Congress, President Barack Obama is using his Asia trip to bolster his international credibility on carbon control ahead of next month’s global-warming summit in Copenhagen.