C3: Latest ENSO Research: Scientists Are Unsure (Clueless) About Global Warming Impact On El Niño/La Niña

At one time, the hubris of global warming scientists led them to believe their climate models could explain/predict the future ENSO variations. As usual, Mother Nature made fools of the scientists, so they went back to investigate what they and their models could actually explain/predict about ENSO.

Snow supply cheers fields - news - the-press | Stuff.co.nz

Last season faded quickly after the Mt Hutt Ski Area's best start, but manager Dave Wilson said the snow this year was in "great condition".

The two-metre base was twice as deep as this time in most years, and good skiing was expected until the field closed on October 17, he said. Strong winds were the only likely setback.

China strikes conciliatory tone ahead of Tianjin climate talks - 29 Sep 2010 - BusinessGreen.com

He added that the country would ultimately be willing to adopt further emission targets and could roll out a national carbon trading scheme, but warned that such moves are likely to not take place in the near future.

More lowans Look for Heating Costs Assistance | KCRG-TV9 | Cedar Rapids, Iowa News, Sports, and Weather | Local News

CEDAR RAPIDS - As we approach colder months, many Iowans already know they can’t afford future heating costs. That’s why more people hope to use the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program or LIHEAP for help. It’s a program that gives households money toward their heating bills during winter months. It also provides a moratorium so those families can’t get the service shut off.

Last year, 7,933 people applied for LIHEAP. This year, already 9,592 people have applied. That’s more than a 20% increase.