Cancun climate summit: Britain's salmon at risk from ocean acidification - Telegraph

Britain’s famous salmon runs are in danger from ocean acidification caused by climate change, scientists have warned.

Oct. 2010: Record Salmon Run in British Columbia - NYTimes.com

British Columbia’s Fraser River has seen a record run of sockeye salmon as an estimated 34 million fish have returned to the river this year, far above last year’s total of 1.5 million.

So what’s to talk about at Cancun now? | Herald Sun Andrew Bolt Blog

So Indian and China won’t sign a deal which restricts their emissions, and the US and Japan won’t sign one that won’t.

And still we hear this babble in Australia about an international deal being in the offing.

Andrew Kenny: A Year After Climategate, The Corruption Of Science Persists | Climate Realists

It is a year since the so-called Climategate e-mails were leaked. Since then, we have had freezing winters in Europe and the US, and revelations of gross misrepresentations from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). The lasting impression is of massive corruption of science.

For Russia, Global Warming Benefits 'Outweigh' Negatives | Business | The Moscow Times

Global warming in the next 40 years will allow Russian authorities to save on central heating, increase agricultural production and extend sea navigation in the north, a leading Russian climatologist told a Russian-German conference Wednesday.

FoxNews.com - As Delegates Meet in Cancun, Critics Say UN Is Wrong Venue for Climate Change Debate

As the United Nations meets for the umpteenth time this week -- this time in Cancun, Mexico -- in its ongoing effort to confront climate change, there is a growing chorus from both sides of the global warming debate that the world body's efforts have failed and that it is time to look for other ways to address the issue.