Scientists race to avoid a bitter climate change harvest - Sci-Tech

It is going to get much worse for the hungry because global food prices will more than double within 20 years, aid agency Oxfam International said in a June 1 report. Flat-lining yields, a scramble for fertile land and water, and environmental crises are reversing decades of progress against hunger, it said.
...
"What we expect in the future is there will be much more unexpected events, much more extreme climate change," said Concepcion Calpe, a senior economist with the FAO in Rome.

NYT's Timothy Egan Admires GOP's Moderate Jon Huntsman, Unlike 'Wackos' in 'Sea of Craziness' | NewsBusters.org

Timothy Egan, liberal reporter turned leftist online columnist for the New York Times, gave a potential kiss-of-death endorsement Thursday evening to a Republican presidential candidate -- moderate former Utah governor (and Obama ambassador to China) Jon Huntsman, in "The G.O.P.'s Jon Huntsman, the Reluctant Mormon." You see, unlike the "fact-denial chorus" who throw "red meat to the wackos" in a "sea of craziness" (now those are some seriously mixed metaphors) Huntsman is a thoughtful skeptic (i.e., he believes in manmade global warming and gay civil unions).

Kakagon Sloughs Climate Change [Hoax] Project Receives Funding | Ashland Current

A climate change monitoring program in the Kakagon-Bad River Sloughs will be supported by a grant of $199,985 from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

The grant will help pay for the development of a Comprehensive Climate Change Monitoring Plan dedicated to the Kakagon-Bad River Sloughs area, considered a vital cultural and ecological resource by the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians.