Penn St. proceeding with scientist e-mail scrutiny A Penn State University internal inquiry dismissed three allegations of research improprieties against a leading climate scientist but recommended further investigation into one allegation regarding leaked e-mails about global warming. [News Source]

G-7 ministers are pawns in warming Arctic

Canada is hosting this week's Group of 7 economic meeting in a small town in the Arctic, in part to emphasize its claims to areas being warmed up and opened up.

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Obama unveils coal, biofuel plans

Hoping to earn support from coal and farm states for an energy and climate bill, President Obama creates a task force to push for cleaner coal and unveils a plan to help finance biofuels.

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Facts brushed over by global warming fanatics (Queensland Country Life) HERE are 10 anti-commandments, 10 selected facts about global warming which have been largely ignored amid the orthodoxies to which we are subjected every day. All these anti-commandments are either true or backed by scientific opinion. All can also be hotly contested. [News Source]

Facts brushed over by global warming fanatics (Queensland Country Life) HERE are 10 anti-commandments, 10 selected facts about global warming which have been largely ignored amid the orthodoxies to which we are subjected every day. All these anti-commandments are either true or backed by scientific opinion. All can also be hotly contested. [News Source]

Warming melts winter fun, Colo. warns

Colorado's $2 billion winter sports industry and millions of acres of forests are threatened by warming temperatures in the state, business and conservation leaders say.

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Global warming good for trees, bad for ducks: studies (AFP via Yahoo! News) Global warming is good news for trees, which are thriving in higher temperatures and longer growing seasons, but bad news for ducks and other waterfowl, whose wetland habitat may dry up and disappear, two studies show. [News Source]

Global warming good for trees, bad for ducks: studies (AFP via Yahoo! News) Global warming is good news for trees, which are thriving in higher temperatures and longer growing seasons, but bad news for ducks and other waterfowl, whose wetland habitat may dry up and disappear, two studies show. [News Source]

Missouri lawmakers propose blocking EPA gas rules. Two congressional members from Missouri said Tuesday that they plan to block the Environmental Protection Agency from developing its own greenhouse gas rules. [News Source]

California to measure methane to pinpoint emissions. California plans to install a network of computerized monitors to measure methane emissions from regions that are home to dairy ranches, farms, landfills and other sources; it will be the first network of its kind in the United States. [News Source]

Anti-coal voice at UNC growing louder. There is no getting around the irony of James Hansen, director of NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Studies and a leading authority on climate change, standing on a slab of ice left over from a winter storm – talking about global warming. [News Source]