BBC News, UK The scheme was subsequently changed to a pilot project - under the terms of the 2008 Climate Change Act - with five councils given the opportunity to take ... news.bbc.co.ukrelated articles
ABC Online, Australia Governor-General Quentin Bryce has urged world leaders to work together and act swiftly on climate change, calling it a huge challenge facing humanity. www.abc.net.aurelated articles
Chicago Tribune, United States But scientists say the finding, one of two papers released today on climate change, is actually a warning sign. Together, the studies bolster the argument ... www.chicagotribune.comrelated articles
Space Daily, CA Germany is pushing for it to be based in Bonn -- also the home of the secretariat of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), the body tasked ... www.spacedaily.comrelated articles
New York Times, United States Another blow to the sector is the tumbling price of permits for emitting carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas. In countries where emitters must buy these ... greeninc.blogs.nytimes.comrelated articles
Nolan Chart LLC, VA And the hotter summers at the northern ice cap are nothing to ignore, for its melting away will still have a tragic effect on polar bears. www.nolanchart.comrelated articles
Daily Green Is it a trend wholly related to the campaign season, when global warming got enough ink to set some skeptics' minds reeling? Whatever the overall trend, ... www.thedailygreen.comrelated articles
Kansas City Star, MO This winter's record low temperatures and snowfall are one more indicator that recent global warming is likely not a result of man-made activities but of ... voices.kansascity.comrelated articles
Capital Times, Wisconsin In the midst of a second long, frigid and snowy winter, the skeptics of global warming are feeling a bit vindicated. "Last summer the state of Alaska had ... www.madison.comrelated articles
Philadelphia Inquirer, PA He promised to work "with old friends and former foes" to lessen the nuclear threat and combat global warming. His pledge to "responsibly leave Iraq" and ... www.philly.comrelated articles
FrontPage magazine.com, CA Weather is not the only natural phenomenon that is often misused as evidence of manmade climate change. We've all read and heard about shrinking polar ice, ... frontpagemagazine.comrelated articles
New York Times, United States The tone of Mr. Obama's address, especially his emphasis on greater cooperation, and his vow to combat poverty, climate change and nuclear threats, ... www.nytimes.comrelated articles
Kansas City Star, MO NASA issued recently a report put out by the US Climate Change Science Program. The report calls for more information on human-produced atmospheric ... kcearthnotes.kansascity.comrelated articles
Globe and Mail, Canada It is aimed at ensuring that by joining the same system to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions, Canadian industry, including Alberta's oil sands, ... www.theglobeandmail.comrelated articles
Salt Lake Tribune, United States ... and reducing greenhouse gas emissions," said Kathleen Sgamma, government affairs director for the Independent Petroleum Association of Mountain States. www.sltrib.comrelated articles
FOXNews He said his administration will work with "old friends and former foes" to lessen the nuclear threat and reduce global warming. www.foxnews.comrelated articles
RenewableEnergyWorld.com, NH Climate change is a visible reality in Tobago and other small islands, with sea levels rising and hurricanes more powerful than ever. www.renewableenergyworld.comrelated articles
Voice of America ... conservation and promotion of hybrid electric cars; implementation of a "cap-and-trade" program to reduce greenhouse gas emissions 80 percent by 2050. www.voanews.comrelated articles
CBC.ca, Canada Prentice said supplying oil to the US could be part of bilateral plans that would also seek to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and create cleaner fuel. www.cbc.carelated articles
ABC15.com (KNXV-TV), AZ Obama has promised aggressive action on reducing greenhouse gas emissions, by boosting low-carbon sources of energy, improving energy efficiency and ... www.abc15.comrelated articles
WFPL, KY There's been quite a bit of talk about how President Barack Obama's administration will renew the country's commitment to science, as well as to the ... www.wfpl.orgrelated articles
AFP ... George W. Bush, whose rejection of the landmark 2001 Kyoto Protocol almost destroyed multilateral efforts to roll back global warming. www.google.comrelated articles
WorldChanging We also encourage you to drive home the point that the things we must do to fight climate change are also the things we need to do to generate a strong ... www.worldchanging.comrelated articles
guardian.co.uk, UK Two of the contestants - Terry Christian and Coolio - had a fleeting disagreement about the veracity, or otherwise, of anthropogenic climate change. www.guardian.co.ukrelated articles
Georgia Straight, Canada Last year, the head of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) told world leaders: "If there's no action before 2012, that's too late. www.straight.comrelated articles
The Associated Press FAIRBANKS, Alaska (AP) - A critic of global warming is responsible for the icy glare Al Gore is giving this Alaskan community. www.google.comrelated articles
Mainichi Daily News, Japan The Bush administration tried to protect an economy dependent on fossil fuels at the expense of measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. mdn.mainichi.jprelated articles
CNN International (CNN) -- Human-induced global warming is real, according to a recent US survey based on the opinions of 3146 scientists. However there remains divisions ... edition.cnn.comrelated articles
Dakota Voice, SD Forty-four percent (44%) of US voters now say long-term planetary trends are the cause of global warming, compared to 41% who blame it on human activity. www.dakotavoice.comrelated articles
FOXNews A Rasmussen Reports telephone survey finds the percentage of Americans who blame human activity for global warming is shrinking. The percentage of Americans ... feeds.foxnews.comrelated articles
Calgary Herald, Canada It also calls for joint action on combating greenhouse gas emissions while still meeting the continent's oil and gas needs, speeding the flow of commerce ... www.calgaryherald.comrelated articles
United Press International 19 (UPI) -- A wide range of Earth scientists say humans contribute significantly to global warming, suggests a poll conducted by the University of Illinois ... www.upi.comrelated articles
Los Angeles Times, CA ELSEWHERE: American and Australian scientists find some weird new species deep off the coast of Australia; also, further impact of greenhouse gas emissions ... latimesblogs.latimes.comrelated articles
Energy Tribune, TX What's more, unlike the US, most European countries are legally bound to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions. Natural gas, while cleaner than coal and oil, ... www.energytribune.comrelated articles
The Australian, Australia ... weather have been recorded all over the world, causing many people to question the still fashionable, but now long outdated, global warming alarmism. www.theaustralian.news.com.aurelated articles
cafebabel.com, France Ten years ago his taught his class in controlling climate change in front of an audience of twenty students. Today he has 150 auditors. www.cafebabel.comrelated articles
ShortNews.com, Germany He believes acidic oceans caused by anthropogenic global warming are killing off reefs. The Great Barrier Reef is expected to be dead within decades... www.shortnews.comrelated articles
Canada.com, Canada A major US government report on Arctic climate, prepared with input from eight Canadian scientists, has concluded that the recent rapid warming of polar ... www.canada.comrelated articles
cafebabel.com, France ... climate agreement, the richest European nations agreed to contribute a greater share toward combating climate change than the poorer European nations. www.cafebabel.comrelated articles
Opposing Views, CA "But, it is ridiculous to tie this objective to a 'consensus' that humans are causing global warming when human experience, geologic data and history, ... www.opposingviews.comrelated articles
USA Today Obama has selected other key advisers who are strong advocates of taking action to address climate change. In addition to Chu, he picked Harvard's John ... www.usatoday.comrelated articles
Carbon Positive, Netherlands ... positive feedbacks have begun that will threaten runaway climate change. Such feedbacks include the greater absorption of solar energy in polar regions ... www.carbonpositive.netrelated articles
Boston Globe, United States ... company's waste-disposal and energy costs by an estimated $250000 a year while reducing greenhouse gas emissions from garbage by 540 tons annually. www.boston.comrelated articles
On Line opinion, Australia Europe's leadership on fighting climate change seemed unassailable until just a few months ago. It had grabbed that position more than a decade ago, ... www.onlineopinion.com.aurelated articles
Automotive News At the same time, they downplayed the prospect of higher taxes as a tool to limit greenhouse gas emissions. Jackson told the Environment and Public Works ... www.autonews.comrelated articles
The Age, Australia New research shows the top half of Australia will be little affected by climate change, while from Brisbane south the effects will get stronger and stronger ... news.theage.com.aurelated articles
Telegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom ... gave atmosphere to Sherlock Holmes movies, have halved in thirty years - triggering up to a fifth of global warming across Europe, new research shows. www.telegraph.co.ukrelated articles
NewsBusters By Noel Sheppard (Bio | Archive) Believe it or not, global warming is being cited as one of the reasons a US Airways flight landed in New York's Hudson ... newsbusters.orgrelated articles
Business Mirror, Philippines Stubborn unilateralism-around global warming, the war in Iraq, blockading Cuba-made it more difficult for the United States to forge multilateral coalitions ... businessmirror.com.phrelated articles