Sydney Morning Herald, Australia Researchers are trying to understand how much of the melting is due to the extreme natural variability in the northern polar climate system and how much is ... www.smh.com.aurelated articles
The Canadian Press, OTTAWA A similar fate befell another major climate-change study released earlier this year by Natural Resources Canada. After years of research, input from more ... canadianpress.google.comrelated articles
Sky News, UK One of the organisers, Kevin Smith, told Sky News: "In the face of all that we know about climate change it's just absolute madness that we go down the path ... news.sky.comrelated articles
Canada.com, Canada VANCOUVER - Greenhouse gases have so profoundly altered the world's oceans that scientists say "corrosive" acidified water is now surfacing off the west ... www.canada.comrelated articles
NewsOXY, FL Greenhouse gas emissions released from the burning of fossil fuels in 2007 will likely remain in the atmosphere for thousands of years. The burning of coal, ... www.newsoxy.comrelated articles
National Post, Canada You may have heard earlier this month that global warming is now likely to take break for a decade or more. There will be no more warming until 2015, ... www.nationalpost.comrelated articles
AFP MELBOURNE (AFP) - A giant white kangaroo bounced into the science books on Tuesday as part of a global experiment to measure the amount of light the Earth ... afp.google.comrelated articles
Reuters By Alister Doyle and Gerard Wynn OSLO/LONDON, May 23 (Reuters) - Greenhouse gas emissions by all the Group of Eight industrial nations except Russia fell in ... www.reuters.comrelated articles
The Age, Australia AUSTRALIAN companies would probably have to cut greenhouse gas emissions "further and faster" than many anticipated, while compensation for the start of ... business.theage.com.aurelated articles
Environment News Service Urgent issues before participants include the food price crisis, the loss of forests, climate change, and efforts to eradicate poverty. www.ens-newswire.comrelated articles
National Post, Canada You may have heard earlier this month that global warming is now likely to take break for a decade or more. There will be no more warming until 2015, ... network.nationalpost.comrelated articles
The Associated Press Carbon dioxide, the leading greenhouse gas linked to global warming, declined in 2006, also because of weather-related circumstances. At a Senate hearing, ... ap.google.comrelated articles
Los Angeles Times, CA Put Google Earth together with British scientists, and you get "Climate Change In Our World," an "interactive animation showing how climate change and ... latimesblogs.latimes.comrelated articles
AHN London, England (CNS) - Razorlight lead Johnny Borrell is scheduled to play an exclusive concert in a bid to change climate laws. The 28-year-old rocker is ... www.allheadlinenews.comrelated articles
The Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) - The head of the Environmental Protection Agency initially supported partly granting California's petition for a greenhouse gas emissions ... ap.google.comrelated articles
Ha'aretz, Israel By Haaretz Correspondent and AP , By Ido Solomon Al Gore, the former US vice president turned environmentalist, received the $1 million Dan David prize for ... www.haaretz.comrelated articles
Oil & Gas Journal, TX The ESA is not the right tool to set US climate policy," he maintained. The announcement produced expressions of concern from Alaskan officials. US Sen. www.ogj.comrelated articles
BBC News, UK The changing climate does not just affect the polar bears and the seals. It has also made the Arctic more acceptable to human beings. news.bbc.co.ukrelated articles
AFP GENEVA (AFP) - Insufficient food, climate change and pandemic flu are global crises which could unravel progress in public health, the World Health ... afp.google.comrelated articles
Reuters By Madeline Chambers BONN, Germany, May 19 (Reuters) - One in eight of the world's birds are at risk of extinction as climate change puts birds under great ... www.reuters.comrelated articles
Web User, UK A new project aims to educate people about the problem of global warming by utilising the Google Earth application. The collaboration between Google, ... www.webuser.co.ukrelated articles
NEWS.com.au, Australia By Cathy Alexander SCIENTIST Tim Flannery has proposed a radical solution to climate change which may change the colour of the sky. www.news.com.aurelated articles
Reuters South Africa, South Africa By Chisa Fujioka TOKYO, May 19 (Reuters) - Environment ministers from rich nations and other major greenhouse gas emitters will seek to build momentum for ... africa.reuters.comrelated articles
BBC News, UK By Mark Kinver Hurricanes and tropical storms will become less frequent by the end of the century as a result of climate change, US researchers have ... news.bbc.co.ukrelated articles
Stuff.co.nz, New Zealand The Government's Climate Change Bill would set up a system under which all sectors of the economy would face limits on how much greenhouse gas they emit, ... www.stuff.co.nzrelated articles
Calgary Herald, Canada The black truffle, one of the most exclusive and expensive delicacies on the planet, is under threat from climate change. A mysterious species of ... www.canada.comrelated articles
guardian.co.uk, UK Photograph: Matthieu Paley/Corbis Britain's ��800m international project to help the poorest countries in the world adapt to climate change was under fire ... www.guardian.co.ukrelated articles
Globe and Mail, Canada Greenhouse-gas emissions in Canada declined for a second year in a row during 2006, falling to 721 million tonnes, or by 1.9 per cent from a year earlier, ... www.theglobeandmail.comrelated articles
Globe and Mail, Canada Greenhouse-gas emissions in Canada declined for a second year in a row during 2006, falling to 721 million tonnes, or by 1.9 per cent from a year earlier, ... www.theglobeandmail.comrelated articles
Xinhua, China LIMA, May 16 (Xinhua) -- Some Latin American and European Union (EU) leaders on Friday called for tackling poverty and climate change as they gathered here ... news.xinhuanet.comrelated articles
Arizona Republic, AZ When Chris Landsea talks about global warming and its potential effect on storms, he thinks of his family. He showed a roomful of emergency managers a ... www.azcentral.comrelated articles
Chicago Tribune, United States Barack Obama: Says the US -"a land of moon shots and miracles of science and technology"-must take the lead in fighting global warming. www.chicagotribune.comrelated articles
San Francisco Chronicle, USA Karen Strauss and Ruth Borenstein were holding hands and waiting for the traffic light to change in front of the public library across from City Hall when ... www.sfgate.comrelated articles
ABC News UK researchers say rising obesity rates may contribute to global warming. The letter, submitted by researchers from the United Kingdom, implicates the ... abcnews.go.comrelated articles
Scotsman, United Kingdom Climate change is also increasingly suspected of affecting the salmon at sea and is a major priority for action. A POPULATION of polar bears in Russia has ... news.scotsman.comrelated articles
National Geographic, DC The present ice cap then began forming again when the climate became more suitable. The next step is to look more closely at the south polar ice cap... news.nationalgeographic.comrelated articles
Canoe.ca, Canada "Nitrous oxide is an extremely powerful greenhouse gas, and its concentration in the Earth's atmosphere is dramatically increasing," said Pedersen. calsun.canoe.carelated articles
AllAfrica.com, Washington The Ministry of Health has said that the government is very much preoccupied with seeking a lasting solution to the effects of climate change on public ... allafrica.comrelated articles
Telegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom In one of his most out-spoken interventions in the climate change debate, he said a ��15 billion annual programme was required to halt deforestation or the ... www.telegraph.co.ukrelated articles
Los Angeles Times, CA As he rolled out his plan to combat global warming this week, Republican John McCain jumped at the opportunity to remind voters that he'd flown nearly to ... www.latimes.comrelated articles
Economist, UK As people write books on global warming, so they generate interest in the subject, which increases demand, which leads to the writing of even more books. www.economist.comrelated articles
Times of India, India ... impacts correspond with temperature changes around the globe, allowing them to conclude that global impacts are very likely due to human-caused warming. timesofindia.indiatimes.comrelated articles
Wall Street Journal Blogs, NY Nothing good, to judge from a new study in Nature today, which goes further than reports from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and pins the ... blogs.wsj.comrelated articles
Xinhua, China WASHINGTON, May 14 (Xinhua) -- A new NASA-led study shows human-caused climate change has made an impact on a wide range of Earth's natural systems, ... news.xinhuanet.comrelated articles
CBS News, NY The greenhouse effect, a look at the Kyoto Protocol and a history of the Earth's climate. Find out how global warming, air pollution and alternative forms ... www.cbsnews.comrelated articles
Oilweek Magazine, Canada ... polar bears, said Interior Secretary Dirk Kempthorne, but the Endangered Species Act is an "inappropriate" tool for setting US climate policy. www.oilweek.comrelated articles
Science News The species will be classified as "threatened" because climate change is predicted to cause severe melting of its Arctic ice habitat, said Secretary of the ... www.sciencenews.orgrelated articles
Seattle Post Intelligencer All three candidates say climate change is real, happening right now and bold steps are needed to slow the warming. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton have ... blog.seattlepi.nwsource.comrelated articles
Plenty Magazine, NY Kempthorne said that the loss of sea ice due to climate change will put the polar bear in grave danger within 45 years. The ruling is actually rather ... www.plentymag.comrelated articles
guardian.co.uk, UK ... May 14 (Reuters) - Human-generated climate change made flowers bloom sooner and autumn leaves fall later, turned some polar bears into cannibals and ... www.guardian.co.ukrelated articles