Sydney Morning Herald, Australia International progress on fighting climate change was too slow, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd and United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon have agreed. news.smh.com.aurelated articles
ABC Online, Australia The Federal Government says symbolic acts such as tonight's Earth Hour event are important in highlighting the public's role in addressing climate change. www.abc.net.aurelated articles
Voice of America "That pattern is pretty clearly related to global warming and the effects that is having in the Antarctic air circulation pattern." The collapse of some 400 ... www.voanews.comrelated articles
CNN International "Even though they seem far away, changes in the polar regions could have an impact on both hemispheres with sea level rise and changes in climate patterns," ... edition.cnn.comrelated articles
The Canberra Times, Australia By Andrew Fraser Political Correspondent A new whole-of-government taskforce on cutting greenhouse gas emissions has been unveiled to coincide with ... canberra.yourguide.com.aurelated articles
Bangkok Post, Thailand More than 1000 senior environment officials from 190 countries worldwide will participate in a UN-sponsored global climate change negotiations here next ... www.bangkokpost.comrelated articles
The Associated Press ... the first countries in the world to turn off its lights for an hour Saturday night as part of a global campaign to raise awareness about climate change. ap.google.comrelated articles
Science Daily (press release) 28, 2008) - The more you know the less you care -- at least that seems to be the case with global warming. A telephone survey of 1093 Americans by two Texas ... www.sciencedaily.comrelated articles
Scotsman, United Kingdom By CRAIG BROWN A UK expert on climate change says he believes humanity has the technological power to tackle global warming. But Professor Chris Rapley CBE, ... news.scotsman.comrelated articles
Environment News Service LONDON, UK, March 27, 2008 (ENS) - Environment Secretary Hilary Benn today said that the UK is making progress on cutting greenhouse gas emissions, ... www.ens-newswire.comrelated articles
Times Online, UK With climate change likely to bring rising sea levels and coastal erosion, the cost of maintaining flood defences is considered too difficult and expensive. www.timesonline.co.ukrelated articles
The Daily Star, Bangladesh Climate change is an issue of justice and security that poses a serious challenge to the country already faced with numerous problems, experts told a ... www.thedailystar.netrelated articles
Hindu, India CHENNAI: India's first centre dedicated to monitoring climate change and finding country-specific solutions was opened at Anna University by RK Pachauri, ... www.hindu.comrelated articles
Baltimore Sun, United States Stahl confronts Gore with a statement that some prominent people, including the nation's vice president, are not convinced that global warming is manmade. weblogs.baltimoresun.comrelated articles
Trading Markets (press release), CA 2008 is the International Polar Year, a huge international research effort that will give us vital new knowledge about climate change and its consequences. www.tradingmarkets.comrelated articles
Northern Territory, Australia "Turning off your lights from 8-9pm tonight is a good start and I'd encourage Territorians to consider this as a way of reducing greenhouse gas emissions. www.ntnews.com.aurelated articles
Economic Times, India ... expected to turn off the lights on major landmarks, plunging millions of people into darkness to raise awareness about global warming, organisers said. economictimes.indiatimes.comrelated articles
Hindu, India The three countries had to play a leading role in pushing the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities in tackling climate change, ... www.hindu.comrelated articles
Reuters By Laura MacInnis GENEVA, March 28 (Reuters) - Climate change could erode the human rights of people living in small island states, coastal areas and parts ... www.reuters.comrelated articles
Forbes, NY BRUSSELS (Thomson Financial) - The European Commission said more momentum is needed in formal negotiations for a new United Nations (UN) climate change ... www.forbes.comrelated articles
VNUNet.com, UK Climate change will be considered as a major threat to businesses over the next decade according to a survey commissioned in time for the Business ... www.vnunet.comrelated articles
Sydney Morning Herald, Australia The Australian Greenhouse Office says cars produce 8 per cent of greenhouse gas emissions each year. Producing energy (mainly coal burning) is the worst ... www.smh.com.aurelated articles
Los Angeles Times, CA The federal Environmental Protection Agency is under court orders to address global warming, and Congress is considering legislation to curb greenhouse ... www.latimes.comrelated articles
Boston Globe, United States LOS ANGELES - The disastrous hurricanes of recent years have become the poster children of global warming. But Roger A. Pielke Jr., an environmental policy ... www.boston.comrelated articles
Wall Street Journal ... will likely allow President Bush's administration to leave office without having to make a decision on greenhouse gas regulation or endangerment. online.wsj.comrelated articles
Times of India, India PURI: Non Government Organisation, Green peace joins hands with India's acclaimed sand artist to highlight the threat of global warming to the country's ... timesofindia.indiatimes.comrelated articles
Reuters UK, UK By Michael Szabo LONDON (Reuters) - Greenhouse gas emissions fell nearly two percent in 2007, keeping the country on track to meet its targets under the ... uk.reuters.comrelated articles
Town Hall, DC The proposed listing states that the polar bear may be threatened because it is losing the ice it needs to live on due to climate change. www.townhall.comrelated articles
USA Today After pomp and pageantry on Wednesday, Thursday's agenda focussed tightly on politics - with immigration, defense cooperation and climate change also being ... www.usatoday.comrelated articles
Boston Globe, United States AP / March 27, 2008 CONCORD, NH - New England is not on track to meet its targets for reductions in global warming pollution, a commitment made in 2001, ... www.boston.comrelated articles
New Zealand Herald, New Zealand Photo / Brett Phibbs Are you prepared to pay more to fight climate change? Air New Zealand will offer passengers a voluntary carbon offset scheme that will ... www.nzherald.co.nzrelated articles
MarketWatch "The risks of global warming have no borders," McCain said. "We and the other nations of the world must get serious about substantially reducing greenhouse ... www.marketwatch.comrelated articles
The Associated Press ... as much as two-thirds of the polar bear population could disappear by mid-century because of the loss of summer sea ice attributed to climate change. ap.google.comrelated articles
International Herald Tribune, France Rajendra Pachauri, chair of the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, which shared last year's Nobel Peace Prize with former US Vice President Al ... www.iht.comrelated articles
Hartford Courant, United States The study says fossil fuel use - a major source of greenhouse gases -- declined in many sectors of the New England economy. Carbon dioxide emissions from ... www.courant.comrelated articles
Northumberland Today, Canada Earth Hour was the start of the Sydney campaign to reduce greenhouse emissions by five per cent last year. The one-hour lights-out event demonstrated how ... www.northumberlandtoday.comrelated articles
Los Angeles Times, CA By Alan Zarembo, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer The disastrous hurricanes of recent years have become the poster children of global warming. www.latimes.comrelated articles
The Canadian Press, Sask. ... greenhouse gas emissions from large polluters for storage underground is a key plank in the Conservative government's plans to address climate change. canadianpress.google.comrelated articles
Xinhua, China ... because of rapid climate change in a fast-warming region of the continent, scientists at the US National Snow and Ice Data Center announced on Tuesday. news.xinhuanet.comrelated articles
Canada.com, Canada The survey, conducted by McAllister Opinion Research, shows 79 per cent of Canadians said greenhouse gas emissions from the oilsands sector should be ... www.canada.comrelated articles
Reuters By Victoria Thieberger MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australian grape growers reckon they are the canary in the coalmine of global warming, as a long drought forces ... www.reuters.comrelated articles
Times of India, India In the event of such a climate change, large coastal cities such as Mumbai and Kolkata will witness an average elevation sea level of 2-10 metres. timesofindia.indiatimes.comrelated articles
New Zealand Herald, New Zealand The three climbers are attempting to unfurl a banner on the vessel which will say "Target climate change" in reference to their national campaign against ... www.nzherald.co.nzrelated articles
Radio Netherlands, Netherlands Gland - A World-Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) report says Australia's indigenous animals are under an increased threat of extinction because of climate change. www.radionetherlands.nlrelated articles
Bloomberg Rudd, 50, won the 2007 election with policies to withdraw Australian troops from Iraq and ratify the Kyoto treaty on climate change. www.bloomberg.comrelated articles
Mongabay.com Warming temperatures may cloud Lake Tahoe's legendary clear waters and put the lake's native species at risk, reports a new study from the University of ... news.mongabay.comrelated articles
New York Times, United States It looked as if one research team was a winner in 2006 when global warming was identified as the "trigger" in the extinctions by the authors of a much-cited ... www.nytimes.comrelated articles
Canada.com, Canada Canadian insurers are warning that climate change is forcing them to re-examine their coverage policies as costs spiral upward from floods, wind storms and ... www.canada.comrelated articles
WJZ, MD A plan to address global warming by slashing carbon emissions has been weakened. Tougher rules governing waterside development have been tweaked. wjz.comrelated articles
AlterNet, CA It was his testimony to a Senate committee in 1988 that first brought the threat of global warming to the world's attention. www.alternet.orgrelated articles
Forbes, NY "It would obviously be totally insane if we had a policy to try and reduce greenhouse gas emissions through the use of biofuels that's actually leading to ... www.forbes.comrelated articles
International Herald Tribune, France AP TOKYO: Japan will push for an easier target for reducing greenhouse gases in the next international pact on global warming than in the previous one, ... www.iht.comrelated articles
BBC News, UK Does the world need Tony Blair as a climate change envoy? In the Green Room this week, Saleemul Huq argues that he shows few signs of understanding the ... news.bbc.co.ukrelated articles
Helena Independent Record, MT Enter the global warming "debate." Big Oil now mimics Big Tobacco. Industry reps and their supporters argue that there is no conclusive scientific evidence ... www.helenair.comrelated articles
ABC News Singer, an 84-year-old Princeton-trained physicist, is the grandfather of the global warming skeptics who dispute the established scientific consensus that ... www.abcnews.go.comrelated articles
CBS News, NY But polar bears outnumber the people, and reindeer outnumber everything. It's an otherworldly place, a twilight zone, where, sometimes, the sun never rises ... www.cbsnews.comrelated articles
AFP PARIS (AFP) - Sharply reducing the amount of black carbon -- commonly known as soot -- in the atmosphere could help slow global warming and buy precious ... afp.google.comrelated articles
The Associated Press "We don't want new sources of energy that are going to make the greenhouse gas problem even worse," House Oversight Committee Chairman Henry Waxman, ... ap.google.comrelated articles