THE HOCKEY SCHTICK: Elevated CO2 improves plant nutrition and a boon to crop production

A paper published in the journal Plant Physiology shows that elevated levels of CO2 result in remarkable improvement of chlorophyll synthesis and nutrition for plants grown in iron-deficient soils (30% of earth's surface). The authors conclude elevated CO2 would be highly beneficial to crop production.

THE HOCKEY SCHTICK: Another Obama green energy favorite in financial trouble

Your Cash for Their Clunkers WSJ.com 10/18/11

Here's some investment advice: When looking for tips on green technology plays, steer clear of the stock pickers located at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. They've made a habit of investing your cash in their clunkers.

A Scientific Argument for Intervening in Nature: Scientific American

The science behind moving species under threat from climate change

In anticipation of climate change, should we artificially begin to move ecosystems northward? | The Wildlife News

Discounting the well funded right wing climate change skeptics, most folks realize that what is now evergreen forest will turn into deciduous forest as things warm.