NewsBusters By Noel Sheppard | February 16, 2008 - 17:28 ET No matter how many times people like Nobel Laureate Al Gore claim that global warming isn't political, ... newsbusters.orgrelated articles
Times Online, UK It's little more than an ice-bound collection of shacks besieged by hungry polar bears. But climate change has sparked a gold rush in Churchill, ... www.timesonline.co.ukrelated articles
AFP Not everyone is aware that wine production emits large quantities of CO2, the main gas responsible for climate change. But that problem, along the potential ... afp.google.comrelated articles
Baltimore Sun, United States Even if we humans reduced our greenhouse gas emissions to zero, global temperatures would remain high for at least 500 years after the carbon dioxide ... weblogs.baltimoresun.comrelated articles
Calgary Herald, Canada NDP Leader Brian Mason called Friday for more wind power generation, better automobile emission standards and hard caps on greenhouse gas emissions to make ... www.canada.comrelated articles
AFP "The consequences of global warming are already being felt. Harvests are already coming 10 days earlier than before in almost all wine-growing regions," ... afp.google.comrelated articles
Atlanta Journal Constitution, USA Most of Georgia's electricity is produced by from coal-fired power plants, a major contributor to greenhouse gases which scientists say are causing global ... www.ajc.comrelated articles
AFP BOSTON, Massachusetts (AFP) - Global warming could make Antarctic waters more inviting to crabs and sharks that would threaten the frigid continent's unique ... afp.google.comrelated articles
Scientific American ... the polar seas are among the few watery stretches that show little sign of humanity's impact-yet. As these areas continue to warm under climate change, ... www.sciam.comrelated articles
Bizjournals.com, NC Texas led the nation for achieving the most greenhouse gas emission reductions through energy-efficient buildings, according to the Environmental Protection ... www.bizjournals.comrelated articles
PR-USA.net (press release), Bulgaria Carbon dioxide accounted for about 85 per cent of the UK's man-made greenhouse gas emissions in 2006. In 2006, 40 per cent of carbon dioxide emissions were ... www.pr-usa.netrelated articles
Reuters The United States, which has been a reluctant partner in climate diplomacy under Bush, abruptly reversed course at climate change talks in Bali, Indonesia, ... www.reuters.comrelated articles
Earthtimes, UK Prague - One of the world's most prominent global-warming doubters, Vaclav Klaus, was re-elected Czech president Friday as a majority of 141 from 279 ... www.earthtimes.orgrelated articles
AFP TOKYO (AFP) - Some of the world's top companies vowed Friday to step up their efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions, saying governments were failing to ... afp.google.comrelated articles
Telegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom Climate change is going to transform the way businesses operate and it'sa change that will happen globally. That was the theme of a round-table meeting of ... www.telegraph.co.ukrelated articles
Los Angeles Times, CA If this theory holds up, it means that global warming and the build-up of heat-trapping gases are bringing about oceanic changes beyond those previously ... www.latimes.comrelated articles
Xinhua, China 14 (Xinhua) -- The largest gathering of financial and corporate leaders from around the world ever to examine the climate change issue convened at the ... news.xinhuanet.comrelated articles
Xinhua, China 14 -- China's special representative to the UN climate change talks has urged the international community to substantive negotiations to secure a new global ... news.xinhuanet.comrelated articles
The Associated Press The coalition is pressing Congress for so-called cap-and-trade legislation to limit greenhouse gas emissions. There have been a number of climate bills ... ap.google.comrelated articles
AFP "Climate change needs an economic solution and the negotiations are an opportunity to find solutions that are economically viable worldwide," said de Boer, ... afp.google.comrelated articles
Dallas Morning News, TX By ELIZABETH SOUDER / The Dallas Morning News HOUSTON - Congress will probably pass legislation to limit greenhouse gas emissions to generate cash for ... www.dallasnews.comrelated articles
Garden City Telegram, KS ... coal-fired power plants said Tuesday that he still wants to cooperate with industries and state leaders to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Kansas. www.gctelegram.comrelated articles
Xinhua, China 13 (Xinhua) -- Delegates at a UN high-level debate on climate change Wednesday urged developed countries to take the lead in reducing greenhouse gas ... news.xinhuanet.comrelated articles
International Herald Tribune, France AP KATMANDU, Nepal: A group of Nepalese women plans to scale Mount Everest to spread awareness about the impact of climate change on the Himalayan peaks and ... www.iht.comrelated articles
Times of India, India LOS ANGELES: Man-made factors, including climate change, could dry up a key source of water for millions of Americans living in southwestern United States. timesofindia.indiatimes.comrelated articles
Xinhua, China During Calderon's visit to California, officials from both sides signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to team up in the fight against climate change, ... news.xinhuanet.comrelated articles
Greenbang, UK John Higgins, director general of technology trade association Intellect, examines the role of the industry in climate change. "The technology sector is a ... www.greenbang.comrelated articles
Yahoo! News The Nation -- This is part 2 of my post on John McCain's easy ride from the media on climate change. Perhaps you think that McCain has gone AWOL on ... news.yahoo.comrelated articles
Bizjournals.com, NC Texas led the nation for achieving the most greenhouse gas emission reductions through energy-efficient buildings, according to the Environmental Protection ... www.bizjournals.comrelated articles
Reuters ... to decide if polar bears need protection from climate change, and critics link the delay to an oil lease sale in a vast swath of the bear's icy habitat. www.reuters.comrelated articles
The Associated Press The glacial pace of their speechmaking belied their expressions of urgency and fear that global warming will test the world - and the UN - in ways never ... ap.google.comrelated articles
Financial Times, UK By John Podesta and Peter Ogden In the run-up to the United Nations climate change conference in Bali, businesspeople implored political leaders to take ... www.ft.comrelated articles
International Herald Tribune, France Because we have a responsibility to provide sustainable energy, and rising concerns over climate change are likely to seriously constrain our ability to do ... www.iht.comrelated articles
The Canadian Press Spokesman Stephen Hazell says the international agreement is binding and still in effect, even though Ottawa is proceeding with its own climate-change plan. canadianpress.google.comrelated articles
Houston Chronicle, United States By KRISTEN HAYS The oil and gas industry must embrace the reality of global warming and ensure it has a voice in setting policy or risk being marginalized ... www.chron.comrelated articles
VNUNet.com, UK On the upside, Intellect believes that the industry can exceed the target set by the CBI Climate Change Task Force for a 30 per cent improvement in the ... www.vnunet.comrelated articles
Windsor Star, Canada PHILADELPHIA - Ever wonder what it must be like to be a polar bear living in a region threatened by climate change? A new exhibition opening on Saturday at ... www.canada.comrelated articles
The Press Association The Prince of Wales is due to travel to the European Commission (EC) in Brussels to raise awareness about EU efforts to combat climate change. ukpress.google.comrelated articles
Voice of America This year's focus includes some issues that are not strictly energy related such as climate change and the US housing crisis. VOA's Greg Flakus has more ... www.voanews.comrelated articles
The Canadian Press VICTORIA - British Columbians have helped cause the problems of global warming and they must help fix it, the Liberal government says in a throne speech ... canadianpress.google.comrelated articles
The Associated Press The British billionaire, speaking at the start of a UN debate on climate change, said it would be run by a world figure in global warming and could serve as ... ap.google.comrelated articles
Vancouver Sun, Canada Comprehensive air and water stewardship strategies will be released this spring, as new steps are taken to combat global warming. www.canada.comrelated articles
Baltimore Sun, United States "We cannot wait to stop global warming," Obama said. "We cannot wait to fix this country." He pledged to put mandatory caps on carbon dioxide emissions from ... weblogs.baltimoresun.comrelated articles
Sacramento Bee, USA The longer the trees stand, the more they absorb carbon dioxide, the main global warming or greenhouse gas emitted by human activities. www.sacbee.comrelated articles
BBC News, UK The risk of a fatal heatwave in the UK within five years is high, but overall global warming may mean fewer deaths due to temperature, a report says. news.bbc.co.ukrelated articles
Business Green, UK Climate change has become a key component of CSR reports for the bulk of the world's multinationals, according to a new report from CSR website ... www.businessgreen.comrelated articles
Slashdot Secondly, the original article had a 'might' in it and was of the form "Biofuels might make greenhouse gases worse". Deleting 'might' combletely changes the ... slashdot.orgrelated articles
Yahoo! News He acknowledges, without hedging, that anthropogenic climate change is real, and speaks eloquently about the need to address it. news.yahoo.comrelated articles
Voice of America By Margaret Besheer UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon opened a two-day conference on addressing climate change Monday at the United Nations, ... www.voanews.comrelated articles
Environment News Service Thanks to a warming climate, the polar ice cap is melting away." "For much of this cruise, the chief scientists have been shocked at how little ice there is ... www.ens-newswire.comrelated articles
National Geographic, DC ... analysis of more than 5000 fossil leaves that were ravaged by voracious insects dating to before, during, and after the ancient bout of global warming. news.nationalgeographic.comrelated articles
CBC North, Canada ... might affect climate. Scientists have said it would be difficult for Canada to justify not giving polar bears a similar designation if the US does so. www.cbc.carelated articles
News & Observer, NC In comments this afternoon before the state Legislative Commission on Global Climate Change, Pachauri warned that the levels of carbon dioxide in the ... www.newsobserver.comrelated articles
New York Times, United States "We meet at a crucial juncture in our collective efforts to address climate change," Mr. Ban told the General Assembly. "If the year 2007 was the year when ... cityroom.blogs.nytimes.comrelated articles
SLC News & Events, NY One of the nation's leading experts on climate change, Dr. Ralph J. Cicerone, president of the National Academy of Sciences (NAS), will outline ways to ... www.slc.edurelated articles
AFP PARIS (AFP) - One of the emblems of the Antarctic, the king penguin, could be driven to extinction by climate change, a French study published on Monday ... afp.google.comrelated articles
Korea Times, South Korea By Bae Ji-sook Despite international efforts to slow down global warming by lessening greenhouse gas emissions, Korea could see an increase should it not ... www.koreatimes.co.krrelated articles
AFP Speaking to reporters after addressing a UN General Assembly debate on the impact of global warming, Bloomberg said: "We are damaging our planet. afp.google.comrelated articles
Computerworld, MA ... (RIA) called Earth Live that allows users to interact with scientific data and visualize events such as climate change and polar melting in real time. www.computerworld.comrelated articles
Newconsumer.com, UK It's clear that a number of people could be killed, not necessarily directly by climate change but by the conflicts that will erupt over dwindling water ... www.newconsumer.comrelated articles
Wall Street Journal John McCain for his climate-change proposals. "I know that my climate change plan is stronger than John McCain's," he told Reuters last Friday. blogs.wsj.comrelated articles
TIME At their last meeting in October, the G-7 ministers asked the Financial Stability Forum to evaluate the causes of the current global economic situation; ... www.time.comrelated articles
Bay Area Indymedia, CA by STEVEN ARGUE On the biggest question facing humanity, human caused global warming, both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are ignoring the urgent ... www.indybay.orgrelated articles
Xinhua, China 9 (Xinhua) -- New technologies are the only way to tackle climate change, a special adviser to the UN Secretary-General said here Saturday. news.xinhuanet.comrelated articles
Southern Maryland Online, MD California's standards, if begun in 2009 as planned, would have reduced vehicle greenhouse gas emissions by 30 percent by 2016. Sixteen other states also ... somd.comrelated articles
Houston Chronicle, United States J. Craig Venter , founder of The Institute for Genomic Research (now the J. Craig Venter Institute) Climate change and the world economy get top billing ... www.chron.comrelated articles
Forbes, NY ... acknowledged the need to 'scale up' investment in developing countries to support them in joining international efforts to deal with climate change. www.forbes.comrelated articles
Philadelphia Inquirer, PA True, polar bears are being used as a poster child - or what we biologists call a "flagship species" - for the issue of climate change. www.philly.comrelated articles
Sify, India New Delhi: The global business community must have a long term market-based policy framework from governments to address climate change, a senior official ... sify.comrelated articles
The Associated Press CEO Rick Wagoner urged a group of auto dealers Saturday to lobby against individual states trying to set their own limits on greenhouse gas emissions. ap.google.comrelated articles
Los Angeles Times, CA The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) says the earth will warm up between 1.4 and 5.8 degrees Celsius by the end of this century. latimesblogs.latimes.comrelated articles