We All Were Believers At One Time | Real Science

But then something unexpected happened. The climate turned cold and snowy, and it became obvious that something cyclical had occurred – like in the 1930s (only much less severe.)

Some of us grew up, evolved and moved on. Others still cling to discredited theories of the past.

UN climate change claims on rainforests were wrong, study suggests - Telegraph

The United Nations' climate change panel is facing fresh criticism after new research contradicted the organisation's claims about the devastating effect climate change could have on the Amazon rainforest.

Climate-change funds shift focus from wind, solar FundWatch - MarketWatch

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — The poor performance of some sectors aiming to slow climate change is pushing money managers to cast further afield for investments that both carry green credentials and are likely to post better returns.

Some renewable-energy stocks, such as those in solar and wind industries, have fallen spectacularly in recent years, belying hopes that they were poised to break out.

Pondering a Polar Predator in Retreat - NYTimes.com

...(The same goes for environmentalists’ efforts to keep some cold-loving wolverines in the lower 48 states in a warming world by trying to get them protected under the species law. The species is abundant farther north; it’s no wonder that the Fish and Wildlife Service said earlier this week that listing wolverines was “warranted but precluded” and other species were a higher priority. When I saw this chiding headline — Feds Won’t Protect Wolverines from Extinction — I nearly gagged.)