Record low temperatures continue in north state» Redding Record Searchlight

The far northern Sacramento Valley woke up Tuesday to its coldest morning in nearly two decades.

Redding Municipal Airport recorded a low of 18 degrees, according to preliminary National Weather Service figures.
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Temperatures in Redding have dropped to 18 degrees or colder only seven times since 1893, which is as far back as the archive for that city goes.

Idaho Mountain Express: Global warming naysayers live in a fantasyland - December 9, 2009

Reasonable people without any special expertise understand the logic of global warming. Industrialized societies cannot belch greater measurable tons of toxic gases into the air and water without causing destructive changes. One need only look at the air of China's dramatically expanding urban areas: A generation ago, air was clear; today it's a nightmare of blinding pollution, as bumper-to-bumper traffic has replaced bicycles and new industries bellow their unregulated filth.

Republican critics prep for Copenhagen invasion - TheHill.com

House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) on Tuesday said, “The idea that the EPA is going to proceed on their effort to regulate the amount of carbon dioxide going in the air, in the face of all of these e-mails [that have] now been disclosed about climate change, causes me to wonder just what planet are they living on.”

Republicans say no national consensus on climate change

The UN should throw the red flag, it should call a timeout. "If it takes a year or two to get to the bottom of the climate gate scandal, so be it," Sensenbrenner said.

Charging that the UN relied on these scientists unjustifiably, Sensenbrenner said: "It's now time for us to get real scientific information, scientific information that has been fairly and vigorously peer reviewed, rather than having United Nations and its scientific agencies end up being a huge propaganda organ for a preconceived notion."

ORNL chief: 'Climategate' a distraction » Knoxville News Sentinel

Wilbanks said people involved in the so-called Climategate are just a small fraction of the scientific community studying climate, and data supporting the science come from many sources. There's no reason to fudge any facts, he said.