American Thinker, AZ Further evidence that global warming enthusiasts have jumped the shark comes with the box office disaster experienced by Leonardo DiCaprio's film 11 th Hour ... www.americanthinker.comrelated articles
AFP Hubert, who became concerned at the melting of the ice caps during previous polar expeditions, shares the belief of former US vice-president Al Gore and ... afp.google.comrelated articles
Reuters South Africa, South Africa "Care of water resources and attention to climate change are matters of grave importance for the entire human family," he said. "Encouraged by the growing ... africa.reuters.comrelated articles
MSNBC By John Aglionby in Jakarta A revolution of society on a scale never witnessed in peacetime is needed if climate change is to be tackled successfully, ... www.msnbc.msn.comrelated articles
Voice of America In a meeting ahead of the annual APEC summit, top trade officials and diplomats also will discuss climate change, global financial markets and security. www.voanews.comrelated articles
Guardian Unlimited, UK "BBC1 aims to bring a mass audience to contemporary and relevant issues and this includes the topic of climate change," the BBC said. media.guardian.co.ukrelated articles
Newsroom America, New Zealand He said last year the United States reduced overall greenhouse gas emissions and grew its economy at the same time. "We showed what is possible when you ... www.newsroomamerica.comrelated articles
Independent Online, South Africa Sydney - United States President George Bush said on Wednesday that the claim that he didn't care about climate change was "preposterous" and berated ... www.iol.co.zarelated articles
Xinhua, China Climate change is one of the topics in the meeting's agenda. Oxley, who is also the chairman of World Growth and chairman of the national APEC Center at ... news.xinhuanet.comrelated articles
Stockton Record, CA It's the same story run repeatedly in mainstream media: The overwhelming majority of scientists believe the debate on global warming is over - but if there ... www.recordnet.comrelated articles
The Australian, Australia JAPAN has thrown its support behind Australia's push for APEC to deliver a clear climate change strategy. Alexander Downer yesterday met his Japanese ... www.theaustralian.news.com.aurelated articles
Times of India, India SYDNEY: US President George W. Bush said on Wednesday that an effective global policy on climate change will need to have China "at the table" as an active ... timesofindia.indiatimes.comrelated articles
Sydney Morning Herald, Australia It also allows the seller's country to claim credits for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The speech comes as the Federal Government prepares to persuade ... www.smh.com.aurelated articles
AFP UNITED NATIONS (AFP) - More than 50 world leaders have agreed to attend a climate change meeting to be hosted by UN chief Ban Ki-moon here on the eve of the ... afp.google.comrelated articles
Grist Magazine, WA Global warming has long been predicted to make hurricanes more intense. Well, now we are seeing more intense hurricanes. Chris Mooney has a great post on ... gristmill.grist.orgrelated articles
IPS, Italy By David Cronin BRUSSELS, Sep 4 (IPS) - Air travel needs to be quickly included in a European Union programme for addressing climate change if pledges on ... www.ipsnews.netrelated articles
Daily Green Strictly speaking, global warming did not cause Katrina, any more than you can pin a case of lung cancer on one specific cigarette. It's the additive impact ... www.thedailygreen.comrelated articles
Reuters According to the International Energy Association, economic growth in India and China will account for 70 percent of the increase in global coal consumption ... uk.reuters.comrelated articles
Reuters By Gerard Wynn LONDON (Reuters) - Growth in global emissions of the heat-trapping greenhouse gas carbon dioxide slowed slightly last year, preliminary data ... www.reuters.comrelated articles
Jerusalem Post, Israel By AP Pacific Rim nations began negotiating a contested declaration on climate change Tuesday as host Australia sought to rally support, with a warning that ... www.jpost.comrelated articles
CNNMoney.com Even without a nationwide greenhouse gas law, environmental groups are going after polluters for causing global warming. By Steve Hargreaves, CNNMoney.com ... money.cnn.comrelated articles
Contra Costa Times, CA But I don't believe it would be certified as a low greenhouse-gas emitting vehicle," said Barton, a 12-term veteran and the top-ranked Republican on the ... www.contracostatimes.comrelated articles
Anchorage Daily News (subscription), AK Considering the ravages of strip mining, tainted seafood, children's problems and high greenhouse gas emissions, there's simply no such thing as "clean coal ... www.adn.comrelated articles
Independent Online, South Africa Beijing says developed countries responsible for most of the greenhouse gases already in the atmosphere should do more to cut their pollution and transfer ... www.iol.co.zarelated articles
ABC Online, Australia Foreign Affairs Minister Alexander Downer has played down reports of a rift between Australia and Malaysia over climate change talks at APEC. abc.net.aurelated articles
NEWS.com.au, Australia Chairing the meeting also gave Australia a little bit more influence over discussions, allowing it to put climate change on top of the agenda. www.news.com.aurelated articles
AFP SYDNEY (AFP) - Climate change campaigners chained themselves by the neck to equipment at the world's biggest coal port Tuesday in a protest ahead of a ... afp.google.comrelated articles
VNUNet.com, UK The AfricanClimate@Home project will use the grid's massive computing power to improve regional climate models, allowing for more accurate predictions of ... www.vnunet.comrelated articles
International Herald Tribune, France Some observers say that if a consensus on climate change can be reached by APEC economies - which include the world's top three greenhouse gas emitters, ... www.iht.comrelated articles
Melbourne Herald Sun, Australia ... polar ice cap may disappear during our lifetime. Other reports demonstrate how the climate is changing faster than earlier computer predictions. www.news.com.aurelated articles
Malaysia Star, Malaysia The per capita greenhouse gas emissions of developing countries are still relatively low, averaging about four tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent compared ... thestar.com.myrelated articles
Houston Chronicle, United States With increased worries about global warming, PSC chairman Paul Suskie said last week that state environmental agencies must do their jobs while the PSC does ... www.chron.comrelated articles
Huffington Post, NY Now repeat after me, kids: No single hurricane says anything definitive about global warming. Still, we can consider Hurricane Felix in a broader context by ... www.huffingtonpost.comrelated articles
Register, UK By Lucy Sherriff ��� More by this author Green taxes are being used by the government to raise revenues, rather than tackle climate change, and are socially ... www.theregister.co.ukrelated articles
TV Scoop, UK Then we see some polar bears (always very, very cool) and find that the rapidly-melting ice caps are having a dramatic impact on on their hunting habits. www.tvscoop.tvrelated articles
ABC Online, Australia Climate change protesters have broken into the Loy Yang power station in Gippsland and chained themselves to equipment. Protesters broke into the power ... abc.net.aurelated articles
National Business Review, New Zealand Prime Minister, Helen Clark, says it is going to take "the wisdom of Solomon" to get a climate change communique which spans the competing interests at APEC ... www.nbr.co.nzrelated articles
Stuff.co.nz, New Zealand Now they appear to be singing in tune on climate change as well. Green groups are preparing to gather outside Sydney's steel wall in protest - inside the ... www.stuff.co.nzrelated articles
AFP SYDNEY (AFP) - Developing nations led by China are set for a bruising battle with the United States and Australia on climate change, a senior official at a ... afp.google.comrelated articles
Telegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom ... of the Times Comprehensive Atlas of the World have had to re-draw coastlines and reclassify land types because of the effects of global warming. www.telegraph.co.ukrelated articles
Sydney Morning Herald, Australia The European approach envisages a global agreement on reducing greenhouse gas emissions, backed by an international carbon trading scheme and commitments by ... www.smh.com.aurelated articles
Forbes, NY 'Use of advanced technologies is projected to reduce APEC greenhouse gas emissions by 49 percent relative to the reference case at 2050. www.forbes.comrelated articles
Seattle Post Intelligencer From this spot in the geographic center of Washington, you can see many of the major potential effects of global warming. Down below, the Columbia River ... seattlepi.nwsource.comrelated articles
Canada East, Canada ... agreement on rough targets aimed at getting some of the world's biggest polluters to reduce emissions of the greenhouse gases blamed for global warming. www.canadaeast.comrelated articles
NewsByUs, ID By Alan Caruba on Sep 02, 07 When did the global warming hoax die? Historians are likely to pinpoint 2007. It will take another decade to insure it cannot ... newsbyus.comrelated articles
Melbourne Herald Sun, Australia Mr Howard said countries at different levels of development would need different targets on greenhouse gas reductions. "Everyone" had to make a contribution ... www.news.com.aurelated articles
Earthtimes.org More than 45% of UK consumers confess they find the climate change debate confusing, according to research published today by CombatClimateChange.co.uk. www.earthtimes.orgrelated articles
Guardian Unlimited, UK The Scottish Executive will launch an ambitious drive tomorrow to ensure that Scotland does its duty to combat climate change while at the same time ... politics.guardian.co.ukrelated articles
Arizona Republic, AZ ... technology and proposed coal plants of all types are facing an increasingly uncertain future as the debate over their greenhouse gas emissions heats up. www.azcentral.comrelated articles