Idaho scientists fear trout habitat could shrink as climate changes | The Republic

Isaak said he knows there will be skeptics but defends the foundations of the research. The climate predictions are based on 10 of the 20 climate models developed independently worldwide that all show the world is getting warmer.

"The climate models have been right for 30 years and they are getting better all the time," Isaak said.

Climate change brings new disease to Seoul - INSIDE Korea JoongAng Daily

Jang also said that high temperatures can trigger various allergies, including hay fever, as the blooming season has advanced and become longer, increasing pollen in the air.

University of Kentucky receives $14.5 million [carbon dioxide hoax grant]

LEXINGTON, Ky. (August 15, 2011) — The University of Kentucky Research Foundation has been selected by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to receive $14,502,144 to help develop ways to reduce the cost and improve the efficiency of advanced carbon capture systems used at coal-fired power plants.