THE NEXT ICE AGE - NOW!

11 Apr 11 - "Unlike global warming, which extends growing seasons, global cooling, which started in 2002, will shorten growing seasons for at least the next two decades," says this article by Norm Kalmanovitch in the Calgary Herald.

"This delayed planting season is a warning for Canadians to prepare for what is to come, but instead of addressing the real threat from global cooling, Canada is still attempting to meet the ludicrous commitments of the Kyoto accord to address the fabricated crisis of human-caused global warming.

"Today, with looming food shortages from global cooling, Canada produces two billion litres of ethanol as "biofuel commitments" to Kyoto, removing enough wheat and corn from the global food supply to feed more than 33 million people."

See entire article:
http://www.calgaryherald.com/technology/
Getting+chilly/4592589/story.html
Thanks to Norm Kalmanovitch for this link