Jordet says harsh winters have hit pheasant numbers

With four, consecutive winters with 30-plus inches of snowfall, pheasant numbers have taken a hit throughout Iowa, Estherville Rotarians heard Thursday.

C3: First It Was Global Warming Alarmists Becoming Unhinged, And Now It's Climate Models Unraveling

In summary, the Left-Green violent activists should really take a chill pill because neither the climate scientists, nor the climate models, have a clue as to what is really happening to the world's climate.These latest studies affirm the growing recogniton that climate models do not reflect reality and are entirely worthless as climate prediction/forecast tools.

There is one outcome from these studies that is certainly assured, though: send more money! In reality, the purpose of all peer-reviewed studies is to manufacture a reason why more climate research funds are needed for the given author's work.

Obama’s Sunshine Scam - HUMAN EVENTS

It’s hard to sufficiently mock President Obama’s decision to install solar panels on the White House. But I’ll try.
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Since the annual savings of the system is estimated to be only $2,300, you could also safely bet that the system will never actually pay for itself—no matter how many decades (centuries?) the system is used.

Cap-and-trade plans meet up with greenhouse gas skeptics

Governorships and state legislatures currently in the hands of political leaders who support the regional agreements will belong to newcomers, some with dramatically different ideas, and opponents of the whole scheme see the upcoming election as a watershed.

“I think the gubernatorial elections will change the political landscape in a lot of these states, with new governors coming from a free-market perspective,” says Clint Woods, of the right-leaning American Legislative Exchange Council. “New governors tend to have a longer-term perspective, and they’ll see that the upcoming deadlines for reducing greenhouse gases will cause economic hardship and stall the recovery. So I think they’ll take a real hard look at their states’ involvement.”