2 federal agencies settle global warming lawsuit (AP) | Yahoo! Green

SAN FRANCISCO - The federal government has settled a lawsuit that accused two U.S. agencies of financing and insuring projects overseas that may contribute to global warming.

Pro-Global Warming Study Receives Worldwide Headlines; Discovery of Error in Study Garners Op-Ed in One Paper | NewsBusters.org

When University of Washington Professor Eric Steig announced in a news conference and paper published in the January 22 edition of the journal Nature that he and several colleagues removed one of many thorns in the sides of climate alarmists -- in this case, evidence that Antarctica is cooling -- he received extensive worldwide attention in the mainstream press.

But when a noteworthy error was found in Stieg's research less than two weeks after it's publication, of the mainstream press, only an opinion column in the London Telegraph and a blog associated with the Australian Herald Sun carried the news.
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Polls show the American public is continuing to apply critical thinking when it comes to the question of human-caused global warming. Too bad the same can't be said for much of the mainstream press.

He probably still believes in the hockey stick: former goalie Ken Dryden weighs in

Until now, the climate change agenda has been driven by the European Union. Its 27 countries, in many ways, symbolize the world in microcosm — some big countries, some small, some rich and technologically cutting-edge, others, after decades under the Soviet fist, with energy-gobbling industrial-age equipment; yet all sharing the same landmass, all with the same collective problem. Together, they have showed the other 163 countries of the world what can be done.
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Climate change is the ultimate global issue. It is also a forever issue. Approaching it reluctantly, lurching at it during international conferences, without real domestic political debate, doesn’t work. Forever issues require engagement, the relentlessness of structures and trust — our trust of others, and others of us. It’s time for Canada to join the world — and Mr. Obama — in this important global project.
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– Ken Dryden is Liberal MP for York Centre in Toronto.

Ken Dryden: Information from Answers.com

Kenneth Wayne "Ken" Dryden, PC, MP (born August 8, 1947) is a Canadian politician, lawyer, businessman, author, and former NHL goaltender whose playing career won a place for him in the Hockey Hall of Fame.