""Examples of current adaptations in northern Canada include the following:
Climate change is now being considered in the design of most major projects in the North, such as pipelines, mines, roads and containment structures. Forest managers are adapting their practices to promote sustainability, particularly in response to the spruce bark beetle infestation in the southwestern Yukon. People travelling or working on the land and sea ice are taking extra precautions, such as carrying additional supplies and clothing on trips, purchasing all-terrain vehicles, and using global positioning systems for navigation and satellite phones for emergency communication, when going far from the community."
AGW is real and with us, particularly in places like Canada where AGW temperature change has been very high already and is expected to be up to 10C warmer by 2100."
Somewhat like taking an umbrella if you see it is likely to rain I guess and planning your trips for times when the weather is expected to be good...
Climate change and AGW are not the same thing except in the minds of a few somewhat confused individuals, the few remaining AGW "true believers".
Always remember: The climate has always changed, is always changing and will always change...
The major and continuing cycles of climate change do not necessary have anything significant to do with AGW which is the as yet unknown, but possibly/probably quite localized and relatively insignificant, human caused component...
It is still primarily a matter of personal opinion, personal biases and even desires for those AGW "true believers", how much humanity is contributing to the ongoing mega-cycles of the ever changing climate...
