'Utter nonsense' from the U.N. (OneNewsNow.com)

One skeptic of climate change says Rio+20, this year's United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, will have a few less attendees.

...Meanwhile, Reuters reports that this year's events will focus on aspirational rather than mandatory goals involving food security, water and energy. That is a sharp contrast from the event in 1992, which led to the Kyoto Protocol on capping greenhouse gas emissions and a treaty on biodiversity. Nevertheless, Morano and his organization do plan to attend.

"It'll be interesting to see. It's only a three-day conference this time, and it's going to be a subfocus on climate," the skeptic details. "They're actually saying climate is but a symptom of the larger problem of biodiveristy in species. So, climate is going to be second fiddle for the first time in a long time at this conference."

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"@SpireWeather: How often does it snow in May? metofficenews.wordpress.com/2012/05/15/how…" so equivocating! so extreme heat should be just as ho-hum in May too