Angus Reid Global Monitor, Canada 71 per cent of respondents say they are concerned about global warming. Damage to the ozone layer is second on the list of worries with 47 per cent, ... www.angus-reid.comrelated articles
Independent, UK Tony Blair and Angela Merkel put a brave face on the G8 summit, but the truth is that the world is more likely to experience dangerous climate change than ... comment.independent.co.ukrelated articles
Manila Times, Philippines The countries issued their own declaration Friday saying they would play their part to limit climate change. But they said any global accord must allow them ... www.manilatimes.netrelated articles
NewsBusters She had placed climate change at the top of the agenda for the gathering, and put heavy pressure on Mr. Bush in recent days to relax his opposition to ... newsbusters.orgrelated articles
AllAfrica.com, Washington The leaders of the world's leading developed and developing countries have taken tentative steps towards action on climate change at this year's G8 summit ... allafrica.comrelated articles
DailyIndia.com, FL As the G5 and other countries get vocal about their apprehensions on the climate change, G8 has also adopted an empathetic view, which is evident from its ... www.dailyindia.comrelated articles
ABC Regional Online, Australia The Tasmanian Government has defended the amount of money it has allocated in this year's budget to tackle the issue of climate change. www.abc.net.aurelated articles
The Daily Star, Bangladesh The same is true about all developed nations as well as countries like India contaminating the breathing air and adding to the terrible climate change. www.thedailystar.netrelated articles
Canada.com, Canada OTTAWA -- Wealthy nations such as Canada should shoulder a greater responsibility for fighting climate change than emerging economies, Chinese Ambassador Lu ... www.canada.comrelated articles
Manufacturers' Blog, DC Contrary to the conventional wisdom in the media and elsewhere, the final document on global warming issued by the Group of Eight shows George W. Bush to be ... blog.nam.orgrelated articles
Hi-Desert Star, CA People who deny that human activity increases global warming are like the religious leaders of the 17th century who denied that earth circles the sun. www.hidesertstar.comrelated articles
National Ledger, AZ Rising hysteria about the alleged greenhouse-gas role in global warming will predictably bring about a new miasma of self-contradictory and harmful ... www.nationalledger.comrelated articles
Island Business, Fiji Ice cubes maybe, but polar ice? Yet the polar icecaps are melting due to global warming, and Pacific islands may find themselves flooded and subject to ... www.islandsbusiness.comrelated articles
New York Times, United States As for the fact that his comments became a rallying cry for global warming skeptics, he was characteristically blunt. "If someone says the Earth is not ... www.nytimes.comrelated articles
ic Wales, United Kingdom At his last summit before stepping down, Mr Blair said the agreement for a substantial reduction in greenhouse gas emissions - with a view to halving them ... icwales.icnetwork.co.ukrelated articles
Brooks Bulletin, Canada HEILIGENDAMM, Germany (CP) - It would be costly and difficult for Canada to meet greenhouse-gas targets unless the United States also signs an international ... www.brooksbulletin.comrelated articles
Environmental Data Interactive, UK The 2007 theme focused on the effects that climate change is having on polar ecosystems and communities, and the impact on the rest of the world. www.edie.netrelated articles
ChristianToday, UK Campaigners have responded with caution after steps were taken to halt climate change on Thursday at the G8 summit in Heilegendamm, Germany. by Helen ... www.christiantoday.comrelated articles
Victoria Times Colonist, Canada Of course it would have been better if the G8 leaders had made real commitments on climate change, including fixed targets. That was certainly the objective ... www.canada.comrelated articles
Belfast Telegraph, United Kingdom By Andrew Grice Tony Blair was claiming a breakthrough in the battle against climate change yesterday after President George Bush agreed that the United ... www.belfasttelegraph.co.ukrelated articles
Independent Online, South Africa Van Schalkwyk was one of the keynote speakers on Friday on the final day of the two-day Renewable Energy & Climate Change summit hosted by the provincial ... www.iol.co.zarelated articles
Forbes, NY Heiligendamm, Germany (Thomson Financial) - Climate change will again be a major topic of discussion at the 2008 G8 summit in Hokkaido in Japan when Japan ... www.forbes.comrelated articles
Taipei Times, Taiwan Environmental groups dismissed a climate change accord hammered out by the G8 wealthy nations as an empty gesture but observers hailed the pact yesterday ... www.taipeitimes.comrelated articles
Economic Times, India KUALA LUMPUR: Asia, the most populous continent, will face many challenges as a result of climate change in the long term which spell disaster, ... economictimes.indiatimes.comrelated articles
Nevada Appeal, NV ... for Environmental Research Wednesday night had seen Al Gore's "An Inconvenient Truth" or were at least familiar with the concept of global warming. www.nevadaappeal.comrelated articles
Border Mail, Australia They also pledged to work with the United Nations on reaching a new deal on global warming by 2009. Australian Environment Minister Malcolm Turnbull said ... www.bordermail.com.aurelated articles
WWAY NewsChannel 3, NC ... who likes paying a high power bill?" Dr. Cahoon said. The global warming conference continues tomorrow at 9 in the morning at the Warwick Center at UNCW... www.wwaytv3.comrelated articles
Mail & Guardian Online, South Africa Bush's announcement came days before this week's G8 summit on climate change in Germany, which was attended by the "plus five" states: South Africa, China, ... www.mg.co.zarelated articles
EastDay.com, China President Hu Jintao yesterday called on the world community to work together on climate change but to recognize that each nation has its own part to play. english.eastday.comrelated articles
Economic Times, India The effects of climate change will be felt sooner than most people think, especially in the fragile areas where the poor live. Added to this, we face the ... economictimes.indiatimes.comrelated articles
EUX.TV, Netherlands At a meeting with G8 leaders Friday both Hu and Singh told the world leaders at the summit that responsibility for tackling climate change lay with ... www.eux.tvrelated articles
Financial Times, UK Under her guidance, the G8 summit marks a turning point on tackling climate change. Whether George W. Bush meant what he signed is unclear. www.ft.comrelated articles
Hindu, India ... Japan praised a climate accord reached by G-8 leaders as a "major achievement", and urged China and India to join the fight against global warming. www.hindu.comrelated articles
The Local, Sweden Sweden has invited environment ministers from around the world to participate in a four-day meeting on climate change starting on Monday in Riksgr��nsen, ... www.thelocal.serelated articles
Irish Independent, Ireland British Prime Minister Tony Blair, attending his last G8 summit, described the agreement on climate change as a "major, major step forward", ... www.independent.ierelated articles
Canoe.ca, Canada Now cultural treasures from the Colosseum to Westminster Abbey could face new threats from climate change, a study says. Increased rains in northern Europe ... cnews.canoe.carelated articles
Emediawire (press release), WA "We are heartened by the G-8 leaders' inclusion of a Forest Carbon Partnership into their statement at the Forum on Climate Change. Despite being the second ... www.emediawire.comrelated articles
Science Daily (press release) Science Daily - Monitoring the saltiness of the ocean water could provide an early indicator of climate change. Significant increases or decreases in salt ... www.sciencedaily.comrelated articles
Bloomberg June 8 (Bloomberg) -- President George W. Bush succeeded in side-stepping mandatory greenhouse gas emission caps at this week's Group of Eight meeting. www.bloomberg.comrelated articles
Ithaca Journal, NY The Climate Change Action Group of Central New York is hosting two free workshops on ways individuals and communities can lower global warming emissions. www.theithacajournal.comrelated articles
ZNet, MA Popular writers like the late Carl Sagan were sounding the alarm and explaining the science behind global warming to all those who would listen. www.zmag.orgrelated articles
Center For American Progress, DC Throughout his administration, President Bush has shown little interest in taking serious action on the problem of global warming. At this week's G8 summit, ... www.americanprogress.orgrelated articles
Concord Monitor, NH he biggest island in the world is a wind-raked place, gripped by ice over four-fifths of its land, prowled by polar bears, its coastlines choked by drifting ... www.concordmonitor.comrelated articles
Media Newswire (press release), NY This new polar satellite series was designed to replace two separate satellite series - POES and DMSP - in an effort to obtain key weather data used in ... media-newswire.comrelated articles
FoodProductionDaily.com, France The ETS scheme ensures that greenhouse gas emissions from the energy and industry sectors covered are cut at least cost to the economy, ... www.foodproductiondaily.comrelated articles
Daily Green, CA In addition, the G-8 welcomed a US offer to host talks later this year among the 15 largest greenhouse-gas emitters to work toward a new climate-change ... www.thedailygreen.comrelated articles
RTT News, NY The G8 leaders pledged to take "strong and early action" to tackle climate change to stabilize greenhouse gas emissions to curb global warming, according to ... www.rttnews.comrelated articles
Indianapolis Star, IN ... agreed Thursday to call for substantial global emissions reductions to fight global warming and cited a goal of a 50 percent cut by 2050. www.indystar.comrelated articles