Amazon.com: Hemp For Victory: A Global Warming Solution (9780979376511): Richard M. Davis: Books

His book is a visit to the USA Hemp Museum's Environmental and Biofuel rooms, teaching folks how to use hemp to solve the problem of global warming.

Today’s Global Warming Fear-Mongering Is Tomorrow’s Late-Night Camp TV

Today, these ’70s efforts are seen as equally campy as Refer Madness became three or four decades after its release. The eco-doomsday films of the naughts, such as The Day After Tomorrow, M. Night Shyamalan’s The Happening, and Al Gore’s own An Inconvenient Truth are well on the way to becoming late night camp TV themselves, and at much faster rate as their equally schlocky predecessors.

Perhaps someone can recut Al’s film and dub it “Climate Madness.” Maybe hire William Shatner to cut an exaggerated Jack Webb-style parody opening.

Who knows: “Climate Madness” could eventually even have the same impact on its genre as his wife Tipper’s efforts to curb raunchy lyrics in pop music.

Climate change defeating one in five farmers, many close to that point | Courier Mail

CLIMATE change is pushing more farmers to breaking point, with almost a fifth of surveyed farmers unable to cope with any further changes in farm conditions and another third close to that point, experts say.

[But why are people so healthy in places where it's much warmer?]: Climate Change Could be Affecting Human Health in Alaska | APRN

The story of climate change reshaping our natural environment is well known. But the warming planet has also had dramatic impacts on human health in Alaska and around the world. Health experts in the state addressed the topic at a forum Tuesday night in Anchorage sponsored by the National Wildlife Federation.