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THE HOCKEY SCHTICK: CO2 actually could cause earthquakes - by storing it underground

While alarmists have made the ridiculous claim that global warming causes earthquakes, a paper published today in Geophysical Research Letters finds that CO2 sequestration in underground reservoirs actually could trigger earthquakes. And that's not the only major potential problem of CO2 sequestration - reservoirs can rupture and leak very high lethal concentrations, such as happened in 1986, when a large amount of CO2 exploded from Lake Nyos, Cameroon and more than 1,700 people died.

“The Sun-Weather Relationship Is Becoming Increasingly Important”

Scientists are gathering this week in Arizona for the 2011 SORCE (Solar Radiation and Climate Experiment) Science Meeting at which there is much discussion of the link between the Sun and climate change given the many new findings in the subject.

India’s Prayer: Lord Make Me Green (But Not Yet)

In both India and China today, the mantra is grow, baby, grow. Clean, baby, clean, will have to wait.

Record low temperature set in Saskatoon

Rosetown was the cold spot, with the temperature dipping to minus 7.6 degrees, breaking the old record of minus 4.4 degrees set in 1970.

Record lows were also set in Wynyard, Moose Jaw, Leader and Key Lake.

Low temperatures could break record overnight Wednesday - Columbia Missourian

COLUMBIA — The National Weather Service in St. Louis said Columbia could experience a record low overnight.

The record for Sept. 15 was set in 1904 when the temperature dipped to 38 degrees, meterologist Jayson Gosselin said.