The Associated Press LIMA, Peru (AP) - Global climate change threatens the complete disappearance of the Andes' tropical glaciers within the next 20 years, putting precious ... www.google.comrelated articles
Pontiac Daily Leader, IL New York Farm Bureau assigned a price tag to the cost of greenhouse gas regulation by the EPA in a release last month. "The tax for dairy cows could be $175 ... www.pontiacdailyleader.comrelated articles
Guelph Mercury, Canada Climate change should top the agenda of tomorrow's meeting in Ottawa between US President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Stephen Harper, ... news.guelphmercury.comrelated articles
New West, MT The US is behind in grappling with it, but global warming could spark a massive conservation movement, Mike Dombeck says. By David Frey, 2-17-09 New West: ... www.newwest.netrelated articles
New York Times, United States ... investments in clean-energy technologies and an effort to put a price on greenhouse gas emissions to unlock private investment on an enormous scale. www.nytimes.comrelated articles
Canada.com, Canada Obama says Alberta's oilsands "creates a big carbon footprint" and presents a challenge as Canada and the United States seek to reduce greenhouse gas ... www.canada.comrelated articles
Environment News Service Climate change experts will meet with members of Congress and the Obama administration, as well as with business leaders and representatives of ... www.ens-newswire.comrelated articles
Los Angeles Times, CA The climate initiative, which is considered a model for broader cap-and-trade legislation now being written in Congress, seeks to slash greenhouse gas ... latimesblogs.latimes.comrelated articles
Telegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom "The warming climate that Britain has experienced over the past few decades should have been a blessing for butterflies, but in reality few have benefited. www.telegraph.co.ukrelated articles
Examiner.com Simulating volcanoes is one of a number of "geoengineeering" approaches to global warming that "attempt to change the earth's heat transfer characteristics ... www.examiner.comrelated articles
CBC.ca, Canada (CBC) The federal government will talk with the provinces and territories as it crafts a new plan to regulate greenhouse gas emissions, federal Environment ... www.cbc.carelated articles
Los Angeles Times, CA Burning natural gas pumps out hundreds of thousands of tons of greenhouse gas emissions each year -- and that's in the state of California alone. latimesblogs.latimes.comrelated articles
Globe and Mail, Canada SIGNIFICANCE: As a large and fast-growing source of greenhouse gas emissions, South-east Asia will be important in shaping a successor to the Kyoto Protocol ... www.theglobeandmail.comrelated articles
Bloomberg Environmentalists increasingly want the entire life-cycle of fuels regulated to stem greenhouse-gas emissions blamed for global warming. www.bloomberg.comrelated articles
CQPolitics.com, DC By Adriel Bettelheim, CQ Staff The Obama administration on Tuesday sent another indication it's serious about reversing Bush White House policies on climate ... www.cqpolitics.comrelated articles
AHN ... discussing a range of issues, including the global economy, trade, prevention of nuclear weapons proliferation and reversing the global warming trend. www.allheadlinenews.comrelated articles
SustainableBusiness.com, NY The Center for Biological Diversity has launched the San Francisco-based Climate Law Institute with initial funding of $17 million to fight global warming ... www.sustainablebusiness.comrelated articles
Stratfor His 10-year plan makes it clear that his administration will work to reduce greenhouse gas emissions 80 percent from 1990 levels by 2050, and he will start ... www.stratfor.comrelated articles
The Canadian Press, OTTAWA They say Obama's plans to stiffen regulations on everything from greenhouse-gas emissions to car standards are about to make the Conservative government's ... www.google.comrelated articles
Newsday, NY "Planning for climate change today is less expensive than rebuilding an entire network after a catastrophe," Bloomberg said. "We cannot wait until after our ... www.newsday.comrelated articles
Environmental Leader, CO Professor Field said that the rapid increase in coal-burning since 2000 presents "a real risk that human-caused climate change will accelerate the release ... www.environmentalleader.comrelated articles
Bizjournals.com, NC "The costs of inaction on climate change appear to be very high," said Bill Barnes, a professor of economics and environmental studies at the University of ... www.bizjournals.comrelated articles
MSNBC "This decision stops the Bush administration's final, last-minute effort to saddle President Obama with its do-nothing policy on global warming," Sierra ... www.msnbc.msn.comrelated articles
BBC News, UK Frenchman Alain Robert, otherwise known as "spiderman" for his climbing feats, has scaled a Hong Kong skyscraper to highlight the issue of global warming. news.bbc.co.ukrelated articles
Post-Bulletin, MN That change and others among the bird population are blamed on global warming. An Audubon Society study released last week found that more than half of 305 ... www.postbulletin.comrelated articles
Los Angeles Times, CA ... was the only way to advance a green agenda domestically and persuade the rest of the world to join the United States in fighting climate change. www.latimes.comrelated articles
Pakistan Observer, Pakistan Space maneuvers also contribute to the climate change. By using space the USA and Russian communications satellites have collided in space in the first such ... pakobserver.netrelated articles
Bloomberg Environmentalists increasingly want the entire life-cycle of fuels regulated to stem greenhouse-gas emissions blamed for global warming. www.bloomberg.comrelated articles
Building Design & Construction, NY Mr. President, we respectfully suggest that this approach provides an elegant way for you to present your climate change strategy to the American people. www.bdcnetwork.comrelated articles
istockAnalyst.com (press release), OR The good news is that, after eight years of painful national inaction on global climate change, the issue finally is getting the scientific star power and ... www.istockanalyst.comrelated articles
SustainableBusiness.com, NY Current efforts to limit greenhouse gas emissions will do little to ease the impacts of climate change, and long-term adaptation must begin now, ... www.sustainablebusiness.comrelated articles
FOXNews Dan Williams, publisher with the Chicago-based Heartland Institute, which is hosting the climate change conference, said he invited Schmitt after reading ... www.foxnews.comrelated articles
ABC Online, Australia Scientists have produced more evidence of a strong link between climate change and the spread of malaria. A study in the highland parts of Kenya has ... www.abc.net.aurelated articles
Scientific American CHICAGO - Climate change has undermined fundamental assumptions about oceanic conservation, challenging the notion that today's sanctuaries will protect ... www.sciam.comrelated articles
Indianapolis Star, United States Some of it could be a change in the landscape, allowing the birds to expand their range. Global climate change can be difficult to get a handle on, ... www.indystar.comrelated articles
Bernama, Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 16 (Bernama) -- In a symbolic fight against global warming, the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has called on Malaysians to switch off ... www.bernama.comrelated articles
Indianapolis Star, United States A recently released report by the National Audubon Society has tied changes in migratory bird habits to global warming. According to data from the group's ... www.indystar.comrelated articles
AFP CHICAGO (AFP) - When it comes to global warming, hamburgers are the Hummers of food, scientists say. Simply switching from steak to salad could cut as much ... www.google.comrelated articles
Washington Post, United States Alluding to the climate change bill that failed in the Senate last June, Ms. Boxer said that her committee would be "starting afresh. www.washingtonpost.comrelated articles
AsiaOne, Singapore ELMENDORF AIR BASE - Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Sunday that tackling climate change will form a "major part" of future US engagement with China ... news.asiaone.comrelated articles
Telegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom By Louise Gray, Environment Correspondent Until recently it was thought the world's poles were frozen wastes where only penguins and polar bears could ... www.telegraph.co.ukrelated articles
The Associated Press ... polar science station in Antarctica on Sunday, returning to the continent to study climate change 42 years after closing its first base there. www.google.comrelated articles
Science News "The bottom line is that crop-based biofuels are going to increase greenhouse gas emissions if they continue to be produced the way they are today," says ... www.sciencenews.orgrelated articles
WLOS, NC TOKYO (AP) -- The UN climate chief is praising President Barack Obama's pledge to address global warming. In Tokyo for informal talks ahead of negotiations ... www.wlos.comrelated articles
Deutsche Welle, Germany Climate researches are warning that carbon dioxide emissions have soared over the past nine years, despite widespread concern over global warming. www.dw-world.derelated articles
Washington Post, United States Field, a member of the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, said emissions from burning fossil fuels since 2000 have largely outpaced ... www.washingtonpost.comrelated articles
Green Left Weekly, Australia If the fifteen-day heatwave were pure chance, the head of Adelaide University's Research Institute for Climate Change and Sustainability Professor Barry ... www.greenleft.org.aurelated articles
The Associated Press "It is now outside the entire envelope of possibilities" considered in the 2007 report of the International Panel on Climate Change, he said. www.google.comrelated articles
guardian.co.uk, UK Dodds said he did not think Wilson should resign over his decision to block a UK government television advertisement on climate change. www.guardian.co.ukrelated articles