climate change vs. Easter bunnies - latimes.com

The culprit is climate change, and the folks at Climate Nexus found that rising temperatures are having adverse effects on at least five species of rabbit in the U.S.

The Self-Regulation Of The Boreal Forest Tree Line – Another Climate Issue That Was Inadequately Examined In The 2007 IPCC Reports | Climate Science: Roger Pielke Sr.

The observed limited movement of the boreal tree line is yet another example of the failure of the IPCC and other such climate assessments to recognize important climate feedbacks in the dynamics of the climate system.

The Reference Frame: Hansen: AGW global tax as important as slavery

The comparison with slavery is particularly ironic because Hansen's plan to introduce a global tax is nothing else than a form of slavery, a method for a self-appointed groups of alarmists to steal money from those who actually work, from those who are creating the values for mankind which often if not usually requires to emit CO2, the gas we call life, along the way, and to force them to work even more intensely in order to compensate for the money lost through the tax.

2008 : Three Stooges Arctic Expedition | Real Science

Mark Serreze (Larry) predicted that the North Pole would be ice free in 2008. This prompted Lewis Pugh (Moe) to try to kayak there.

Jo Nova: Satellites show a warmer Earth is releasing extra energy to space | JunkScience.com

(I’m revisiting older important papers and setting up resource pages, largely thanks to Tony Cox’s prodding. In this post I found it interesting that Lindzen’s work, which was so controversial because it proved the IPCC is wrong, was in many ways merely confirming earlier results. — Jo)

Eye-roller: Global Warming May Boost Britain’s Economy, Northern Europe | JunkScience.com

The UK in particular is set to benefit from an influx of skilled migrants, relocating from the countries hit hardest by global warming.