[Global cooling hits ClimateGate Central]: Coldest winter for 18 years - and worse to come - East Anglian Daily Times

ICY East Anglia is in the grip of the coldest winter for 18 years.

Flashback: Climategate: the final nail in the coffin of 'Anthropogenic Global Warming'? – Telegraph Blogs

[comment] The CRU have been at the forefront of the BS science, because they are the ultimate BS merchants.
The university of East Anglia has always had a reputation for marxist tendancies/socialist thinking and a strong Humanities faculties, the two go hand in hand.
With this background it not surprising they were eager to jump on the AGW bandwagon and bang the drum as loudly as they could.

December was coldest month in 28 years - The Irish Times - Mon, Jan 04, 2010

Last month was the coldest December for almost 30 years over most of the country, Met Éireann has said.

In its monthly summary, the forecaster said December was the coldest month for 28 years for most of the country and the coldest of any month since February 1986 at a few stations.

All American Blogger » Fireplace Police Nab 47 in California

I find it interesting that out of the three days that have been declared for the Winter Spare the Air season, one was on Thanksgiving and the other was on Christmas day. Probably just a coincidence. Probably didn’t have anything to do with the fact that people would be more likely to say, “Damn the Man! I’m burning anyway.”

Well, your holiday traditions and personal comfort take a backseat to the common good

Belching cows can help to rescue our planet [by allegedly making it even colder outside?] -Times Online

The prodigious methane output of cattle is bad for the environment. But grazing on grass will soak up carbon

Government’s green quango took 120 short-haul flights last year | The Sun |News

OFFICIALS in the Government's green quango took 120 short-haul flights last year while telling others NOT to fly.

Environment Agency staff made 174 short hops to British and nearby European cities, costing the taxpayer £164,320.

But for two-thirds of the trips, they could have taken the train, The Sun can reveal.

The quango's job is to protect and improve the environment. Its website asks visitors: "Do you really need to take that flight? Why not travel to Europe by train?"

But in 2008-09, agency staff took 51 flights to Edinburgh, 26 to Brussels, 16 to Newcastle, 15 to Paris and 12 to Bristol.

All have high-speed rail links.