Brazil's "love motels," known for "dance poles and leopard-print walls," are preparing in case they have to house attendees of this year's U.N. Climate Change Conference as organizers struggle to address a lodging shortage, according to the New York Times . The erotic motels, normally reserved for "lunch-hour trysts, clandestine affairs and passion-struck lovers seeking a few hours of privacy away from cramped family homes," are now getting ready for hosting "diplomats and climate scientists,