International Herald Tribune, France In the words of Al Gore, America's leading global warming apostle: "There's no more debate. We face a planetary emergency. . . . There is no more scientific ... www.iht.comrelated articles
Spiked, UK There is a phrase that one hears again and again these days: 'Climate change is happening, and humans are responsible.' This phrase is used to open articles ... www.spiked-online.comrelated articles
Courrier International, France That time limit, and the enormous possible consequences of failure, applies to few other causes; it is surely right to police the climate campers more ... europe.courrierinternational.comrelated articles
The Age, Australia CLIMATE change is a serious global challenge. The Government has taken serious measures domestically to tackle it and is a respected and committed ... www.theage.com.aurelated articles
Indlaw.com, India "Though the people and the political class are clamouring for a solution to the menace of global warming and impending climate change, there is no legal ... www.indlawnews.comrelated articles
Focus News, Bulgaria "As there is a widely recognised perception and awareness of the international community on the urgency and significance of climate change, ... www.focus-fen.netrelated articles
LiveScience.com, NY By Andrea Thompson, LiveScience Staff Writer A small tempest is brewing in the blogospheric teapot between climate scientists and global warming skeptics ... www.livescience.comrelated articles
Washington Post, United States Washington Post staff writer Doug Struck will be online to discuss the impact of global warming on water supplies. Global warming is already affecting the ... www.washingtonpost.comrelated articles
Toronto Star, Canada If left to rot on the ground, it release methane, which as a greenhouse gas is 20 times more potent than CO{-2}. Mind you, not all the biofibre can be taken ... www.thestar.comrelated articles
NEWS.com.au, Australia Shadow Minister for Climate Change and Environment Peter Garrett said in Adelaide today the move would lead to a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions equal ... www.news.com.aurelated articles
Wilkes Barre Times-Leader, PA An adult male polar bear snoozes using a boulder as his pillow while in the near distance, tourists aboard tundra buggies take his picture in Churchill, ... www.timesleader.comrelated articles
INQ7.net, Philippines Some 2500 international experts are gathered in the Swedish capital to discuss water issues, with climate change as the main theme. "Water management is one ... newsinfo.inquirer.netrelated articles
The Age, Australia THE coming months will be critical for the international response to climate change. It will be discussed at a number of forums leading to the crucial UN ... www.theage.com.aurelated articles
News-Leader.com, MO A mother polar bear, rocked back on her haunches, head tilted skyward and eyes closed, was nursing a cub. It was like a Renaissance painting: the Madonna of ... www.news-leader.comrelated articles
Naples Daily News, FL Associated Press A young polar bear cub teases his mother, in the shrub and tundra outside Churchill, Canada, in November 2006. There are only a few places ... www.naplesnews.comrelated articles
Boston Globe, United States The lesson for policy makers is that economics alone won't help solve the world's greenhouse-gas problems. The markets care about money, not the environment ... www.boston.comrelated articles
Christian Science Monitor, MA The UN International Panel on Climate Change says perennial improvements have made planes 70 percent more efficient than they were 40 years ago. www.csmonitor.comrelated articles
Peninsula On-line, Qatar Doha ��� Doha Bank Deputy CEO R Seetharaman, while addressing the business community over the Global Warming and Climate Change conference in Turkey, ... www.thepeninsulaqatar.comrelated articles
Canada.com, Canada ... last week by another climate expert at the University of Illinois that all-time records for maximum meltage of the polar ice cap will be "annihilated" ... www.canada.comrelated articles
ABC Online, Australia Greenpeace hopes the images will highlight the vulnerability of the earth to climate change. (AFP: Fabrice Coffrini) Nearly 600 volunteers have stripped for ... www.abc.net.aurelated articles
ABC Online, Australia As revealed on Lateline last night, the draft of the APEC leaders' declaration on climate change, energy security and clean development focuses primarily on ... abc.net.aurelated articles
NorthJersey.com, NJ By COLLEEN DISKIN New Jersey was one of the first states to join a multi-state effort to limit greenhouse gas emissions from power plants, but it may be one ... www.northjersey.comrelated articles
Environmental Data Interactive, UK The European Union Greenhouse Gas Emission Trading Scheme (EU ETS) was set up for operations in January 2005 as the "largest multi-country, multi-sector ... www.edie.netrelated articles
Sydney Morning Herald, Australia SHOPPING has been exposed as the big culprit in rising water use and greenhouse gas emissions - and Sydney's most affluent suburbs are the worst offenders. www.smh.com.aurelated articles
Forbes, NY LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Demonstrators from the ongoing climate change protest at London Heathrow Airport glued themselves to Britain's Department of ... www.forbes.comrelated articles
Reuters.uk, UK LONDON (Reuters) - Climate change is disrupting the habits of birds which normally migrate to and from Britain in winter, the Royal Society for the ... uk.reuters.comrelated articles
Times Online, UK Nasa officials have admitted that for the past seven years they have used the wrong temperature statistics to assess global warming trends. www.timesonline.co.ukrelated articles
Business Standard, India Global greenhouse gas emission trade in the first six months of 2007 totalled euro15.8 billion (Rs 90700 crore), up 41 per cent from the year-ago period, ... www.business-standard.comrelated articles
NewsBusters By PJ Gladnick | August 16, 2007 - 18:45 ET It has been less than a day since Tropical Storm Dean has developed into a hurricane and already global warming ... newsbusters.orgrelated articles
Business Standard, India PTI / New Delhi August 17, 2007 Climate change is likely to trigger a "risk of hunger" in India by affecting cereal production by as much as 18 per cent ... www.business-standard.comrelated articles
Hawaii Reporter, HI By Michael R. Fox Ph.D., 8/16/2007 8:41:03 AM In spite of what some call a national debate on global warming, there really hasn't been one. www.hawaiireporter.comrelated articles
ReliefWeb (press release), Switzerland Consider the adaptation mechanisms of two mammals: polar bears and humans. Polar bears have evolved over thousands of years to adapt to a harsh climate. www.reliefweb.intrelated articles
Seattle Times, United States Veco won a five-year NSF contract in 1999 to provide logistics and support for polar research, although it had no previous experience in that field. seattletimes.nwsource.comrelated articles
Economist, UK Among its causes: resistance to moves by governments or environmentalists to limit the hunting of seals and polar bears. The Inuit say that with their ... www.economist.comrelated articles
BBC News, UK Dr Serreze added that it was very likely that sea ice cover in the polar region was starting to respond to human induced climate change, resulting from a ... news.bbc.co.ukrelated articles
Times Online, UK ... statistics have left Nasa with egg on its face, but should have little long term effect beyond handing global warming-deniers a propaganda coup. www.timesonline.co.ukrelated articles
International Herald Tribune, France AP BERLIN: Chancellor Angela Merkel headed to Greenland on Thursday with her environment minister for talks with local counterparts on global warming, ... www.iht.comrelated articles
Bray People, Ireland Last Thursday morning, we took to the streets of Bray to ask people if they believe that global warming is to blame for Ireland's wettest summer in years or ... www.braypeople.ierelated articles
Baltimore Sun, United States Even though that effort was blocked by Senate Democratic leaders, O'Malley signed a narrower law designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from all new ... www.baltimoresun.comrelated articles
Toronto Star, Canada In a thought-provoking speech to the Canadian Bar Association this week, Lougheed warned that tough action by Ottawa to curb greenhouse gas emissions could ... www.thestar.comrelated articles
North County Times, CA Brown wants to use the California Environmental Quality Act to enforce last year's ambitious Assembly Bill 32, the "greenhouse gas bill" that aims to reduce ... www.nctimes.comrelated articles
Korea Times, South Korea Nicolas Huber, senior portfolio manger at Deutsche Asset Management, told reporters that corporations, which face the climate change issue early and act ... www.koreatimes.co.krrelated articles
NewsBusters Thompson's conclusion echoed: "The scientific debate is no longer over society's role in global warming. It is now a matter of degrees. newsbusters.orgrelated articles
Bloomberg The action is part of a week-long campaign centered at Heathrow, Europe's busiest airport, against the aviation industry and climate change. www.bloomberg.comrelated articles
The Press, New Zealand If good water is available, climate change could have positives for Canterbury. TIM CRONSHAW reports. Despite the doomsayers, climate change could have many ... www.stuff.co.nzrelated articles
Zee News, India New York, Aug 16: To set an example ahead of an international conference on climate change, a UN body will try to make all travel, accommodation and other ... www.zeenews.comrelated articles
Camden Advertiser, Australia With the revelation that some Western Sydney Liberal MPs deny the existence of climate change, you've got to ask what Pat Farmer thinks about such an ... www.camdenadvertiser.com.aurelated articles
ABC Online, Australia The peak wind energy industry body says Australia's climate change policies are threatening the viability of wind farms. Energy company AGL has abandoned ... abc.net.aurelated articles
ABC Online, Australia By environment reporter Sarah Clarke Farmers say they are at the front line of climate change (File photo). (Getty Images: Mark Dadswell) It might be ... abc.net.aurelated articles