Oslo: how castration can help climate change

Castration might sound like a controversial solution to the human population growth that is boosting carbon emissions, but the operation in question is for reindeer, not people. Rising winter temperatures can cause freeze-thaw cycles that create thick ice layers on top of snow; this makes it harder for reindeer to reach the lichen that they feed on beneath.

The Canadian Press: New UN climate chief says nations have no choice but to take action against global warming

BONN, Germany — The new U.N. climate chief  says nations have no choice but to join forces to stop global warming, even after her predecessor said he doubts sufficient climate goals will be set by 2020.
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She says the Copenhagen climate summit had some positive results even if it was "full of errors from which we can learn."

You know spring frost damage when you see it - Telegraph

Nothing undermines my self-confidence more completely than a late spring frost. Except, of course, a succession of late spring frosts, as we endured in the second week in May.

American Thinker: Climate Alarmism Takes Off in a New Direction

Of course, the warming stopped in 2002, and we've been cooling steadily since then. Now, as the AGW house of cards begins to crumble, we're already hearing rumblings about another ice age. It could happen, and if it does, we should be worried this time, because while warming was never any kind of threat at all, extreme cooling is. People starve when crops don't grow very well.

The obvious question is: "If they've been wrong each and every time in the past, why on earth would anyone still be listening to them today?"

Warning Signs: The EPA Runs Amuck

And very little of it has anything to do with protecting your health or the environment. It has everything to do with advancing a fanatical green agenda intended to threaten every form of energy production, manufacturing process, property rights, and your right to make a wide range of personal lifestyle decisions.