A new study conducted by German scientists in Berlin found that energy-saving bulbs release carcinogenic chemicals and toxins, such as phenol (used by the Nazis to execute people), naphthalene (damages or destroys red blood cells, causing anemia) and styrene (a gastrointestinal, kidney and respiratory system toxin).

If an energy-saving light bulb breaks, grab your kids and run fast. The broken bulb will release mercury gas, which is very poisonous. Ventilate and return after 15 minutes. What about all these used bulbs going to landfills?

Electrosmog: A Preventive Overview

http://blogs.naturalnews.com/electrosmog-a-preventive-overview/

Sometimes the British Press can observe that which can’t be said in the American Press: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/articl...eased–chart-prove-it.html
The Post says, “The past three decades were probably the hottest in 800 years.” That means 1000 years ago the Medieval Warm Period was warmer than today. Think about that, with record amounts of CO2 in the air and the greenhouse gas methane about which so much is written nowadays, it was warmer during the MWP than today. The GISP2 ice core data is instructive, and an annotated temperature time series of the data, first published by Richard Alley of Penn State, is available at http://jonova.s3.amazonaws.com/graphs/lappi/gisp-last-10000-new.png. Note the nearly regular warm periods: Minoan, 3500 years ago, Roman, 2000 years ago, Medieval, 1000 years ago, and the present warm period. These warm periods were first noted by Gerhard Bond of Columbia in the 1990s and the more or less regular appearance of naturally-occurring warm periods of ~1000-1470-year intervals are now know as Bond Cycles.
Since the depths of the Little Ice Age, about 1690AD, we might expect that natural warming would continue until 2190 or perhaps 2430.
The Post’s mention that present <CO2> is increasing well above the amounts in the air 22,000 years ago is worth exploring. 22,000 years ago the earth was in the Wisconsin Ice age; during the depths of the Wisconsin, <CO2> decreased so much that deciduous trees in North America collapsed because of CO2 starvation, as reported by Gelbart. Even pines from La Brea’s Tar Pits experienced collapse from CO2 starvation as reported by Joy Ward. If the present atmosphere were not enriched with CO2, there would not be enough plant materials for food for the animals with which we share this earth. Atmospheric CO2 is the source for all of the carbohydrates we consume; 22,000 years ago plant and animal life in North America was struggling because of CO2 starvation.
http://www.climatedepot.com/2013/08/29/retire...Depot+%28Climate+Depot%29

Hello Dave---I am afraid there is more than meets the eye--The elites are pushing for global governance in the US and Great Britain but i don't think Russia and China will go along

Yikes. I wondered about the last few log entries and getting "over the line". Talk about moving the goal posts!
They've certainly convinced me that arctic climate change creates pressing and dangerous issues for even the most intrepid of adventurers!

[Updated to mention that the sailors aborted their quest at the same place a few hours later.]

Harriscott

They saw first hand what the Ice can do

(The boat was nearly overwhelmed as they had anchored themselves to the Sea Bed and gone to sleep. The irrepressible sea ice met boat and kept on coming. At full stretch on the anchor rope, Ice came over the bow and if they hadn't woken up and cut the anchor away, well there would not have been any further posts from the crew)

I have to agree they highlighted that Arctic expeditions are still just as dangerous as back in the 19th and 20th Centuries.

They came, they saw, and they parked it in Cambridge Bay back in civilisation as soon as. Warm bath and flight home.

They are not the only ones

http://www.sail-world.com/UK/North-West-Passa...80%94yachts-caught/113788