Lord Monckton has repeatedly called young climate activists that disrupted his AFP speech last week "Hitler Youth," both on video and at his blog. He's wrong. Here's what would have happened had the activists actually been Nazis.

In 2007, the IPCC took a pass on estimating sea level rise due to melting ice. Two different satellites have recently detected significant ice sheet thinning and loss of mass from Greenland and even from the previously stable East Antarctic Ice Sheet.

With the world embroiled in World War II, a G.I. stationed in Europe writes to his wife about the Christmas celebration he and his buddies cobble together as a way to make them feel closer to home for the holiday.

The leaked emails and documents from CRU climate scientists are much ado about nothing, and the deniers touting them are hypocrites and may become criminals by republishing them.

In the introduction to Last Chance - Preserving Life on Earth, author Larry Schweiger of the NWF says that he's not trying to change minds with this book. Instead, he's trying to motivate millions of climate-concerned citizens into activists.

Watching election returns last night proved to be a very interesting evening. What became consistent was the impact of the lack of outreach on the youth segment of the electorate and the diminished rate of enthusiasm.

While there's strong correlation between CO2, temperature, and sea level in the ice core record, most studies haven't seen similar correlation farther back in time. A new study claims to have detected correlation back 20 million years.

Most climate disruption activists tend to use fear and negativity to invoke action. But there are positive messages that can be used to get people acting on climate disruption too. Two very different but surprisingly effective videos contrast the two.

Imagine multi-year droughts, floods, malaria, e. coli, massive wildfires, rolling blackouts, and much higher taxes. How much would you pay to insure your community against those? Addressing climate change is climate insurance.

Also this week: U.S. Chamber of Commerce President complains about environmentalists; barrels instead of bottles; ocean acidification to turn parts of the Arctic Ocean corrosive by 2018; El Niño and its relationship to ocean heat content.