Ashton Kutcher Blames Republicans for Oil Spill - HUMAN EVENTS

Kutcher fails mention that he is the owner of a Navistar CXT. A 14,500 lb. monster pickup that gets 7 miles a gallon in its 70-gallon fuel tank.

Leica MP captures North Pole expedition

“At the very start of an Arctic Ocean expedition, temperatures can drop below minus 50 Celsius, but generally temperatures in February and early March hover around the minus forties and low thirties” said Hartley. “At these temperatures, battery-powered electronic devices become unreliable and are prone to failure, cameras being no exception.”

“These low temperatures cause everything to shrink: auto focus lenses become too tight and have to be focused manually, aperture leafs often jam; it is during these times that photographic opportunities can be lost.”
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Starting on the Ellef Ringnes Island north of Canada on March 14th, the three explorers travelled over 483 miles (777 kilometres) in total and faced extremely challenging conditions such as head-winds, negative drift, thin ice and had to swim across large areas of open water. It was Hartley’s twentieth expedition to the artic and antartic regions.

Finland’s Darwin Dilemma: Who is Fit to Survive Climate Change? | News | YLE Uutiset | yle.fi

For a land that is used to harsh winters, higher temperatures could be a rather welcome change. In addition to new bird and butterfly species, some experts predict crop production will flourish due to warmer temperatures. A longer growing season could lead to improvements in crop yield, boosting the Finnish economy.

Guest Post By Bruce Hall « Climate Science: Roger Pielke Sr.

Certainly some cyclical warming occurred after the 1970s, but the record of new high temperature extremes shows that … whatever the derived averages … there was no significant climate change versus past cyclical warm periods.