Forbes, NY Australian Prime Minister John Howard, as host of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit, announced the Sydney Declaration of Climate Change, ... www.forbes.comrelated articles
Forbes, NY It was on climate change that APEC leaders hoped to break new ground. The grouping accounts for more than half the world's economy and contains most of its ... www.forbes.comrelated articles
Science Daily (press release) 8 (UPI) -- Mini earthquakes and glacier acceleration on the Greenland ice cap are signs climate change is speeding up, scientists said. www.sciencedaily.comrelated articles
Euronews.net, France Environmentalists have attacked APEC leaders meeting in Australia for failing to agree any targets to tackle carbon emissions. The 21 leaders of countries ... euronews.netrelated articles
Bru Direct, Brunei Darussalam By Sonia K in Sydney We, the Apec economic leaders, agree that economic growth, energy security and climate change are fundamental and interlinked ... www.brudirect.comrelated articles
Toronto Star, Canada He was correct, as well, in criticizing most countries for not doing nearly enough over the past decade to cut their emissions of the greenhouse gases. www.thestar.comrelated articles
Malaysia Star, Malaysia BY MERGAWATI ZULFAKAR SYDNEY: Every country has the responsibility to care for their environment instead of waiting for global goals to cut greenhouse gas ... thestar.com.myrelated articles
London Free Press, Canada Harper gave a speech yesterday to business leaders that touted Canada as a "world leader in the fight against climate change." But by day's end, ... lfpress.carelated articles
Courier Mail, Australia POLITICAL actors typically engage in exaggeration to advance their agenda, and in the case of climate change the situation is no different. www.news.com.aurelated articles
USA Today APEC leaders have agreed there's a need to "slow, stop and then reverse" climate change, and to get there the 21 Pacific Rim nations set a goal ... blogs.usatoday.comrelated articles
Euronews.net, France Climate change is top of the agenda at a weekend summit of Asia-Pacific leaders that has started in Sydney.Posing for photographs in Australian stockmen's ... euronews.netrelated articles
KXMC, ND SYDNEY, Australia (AP) A broad, non-binding agreement on global warming by President Bush and other Pacific Rim leaders today says the world needs to "slow, ... www.kxmc.comrelated articles
Northwest Arkansas Times, AR Mike Beebe to a Commission on Global Warming. Art Hobson, Betty Martin and Cindy Sagers were among those appointments to the first commission, ... nwanews.comrelated articles
Arkansas News, AR Mike Beebe on Friday announced 17 appointments to the newly created Governor's Commission on Global Warming. The commission, created under Act 696 of 2007, ... www.arkansasnews.comrelated articles
Inquirer.net, Philippines In central Sydney, around 5000 protesters -- some kitted out as kangaroos and polar bears -- beat drums and blew whistles in a rally mainly targeting US ... newsinfo.inquirer.netrelated articles
Houston Chronicle, United States Unexpectedly rapid warming attributed to man-made climate change is stripping the Arctic Ocean of its mantle of ice. Predictions that the North Pole could ... www.chron.comrelated articles
ABC Online, Australia ... a late draft of today's APEC declaration, which it says suggests Australia has failed to reach consensus on a goal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. abc.net.aurelated articles
domain-B, India ... million tonnes of outmoded iron and steel capacity in the first half of the year in an effort to cut energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. www.domain-b.comrelated articles
International Herald Tribune, France AP BLOOMINGTON, Illinois: While sleek new passenger trains streak through Europe, Japan and other corners of the world at speeds nearing 200 mph (320 kph), ... www.iht.comrelated articles
Economic Times, India ... to set "aspirational" goals to tackle climate change. Meanwhile thousands of Iraq war protesters -- some kitted out as kangaroos and polar bears -- took ... economictimes.indiatimes.comrelated articles
ABC Online, Australia The APEC leaders are locked away in talks to finalise the 'Sydney Declaration' on climate change. Backroom climate change negotiations have been under way ... abc.net.aurelated articles
New Zealand Herald, New Zealand US President George Bush also believes that nuclear power is the key to cutting greenhouse gas emissions. "If you truly care about greenhouse gases then ... www.nzherald.co.nzrelated articles
Town Hall, DC Newsweek said climate holocaust "deniers" had received $19 million from industry, to subvert the "consensus" it claims exists about global warming. www.townhall.comrelated articles
Guardian Unlimited, UK APEC includes four of the largest emitters of greenhouse gases that contribute to global warming - the US, China, Russia and Japan - so an agreement could ... www.guardian.co.ukrelated articles
Bloomberg An agreement short of targets would mark a setback for Howard, who is seeking to dent criticism that he's not doing enough to combat climate change ahead of ... www.bloomberg.comrelated articles
Associated Content, CO This fall, Congress will be deliberating legislation regarding climate change. Historically, state policies such as welfare reform, vehicle emissions, ... www.associatedcontent.comrelated articles
Baltimore Sun, United States We already know global warming is melting glaciers and washing away islands. Now we learn it might break our hearts, too -- literally. weblogs.baltimoresun.comrelated articles
ABC News You can see (the glacier) facilitate to climate change." The polar pilgrimage into the Arctic is part of a weeklong symposium put on by RSE, ... www.abcnews.go.comrelated articles
Independent, UK Meanwhile, sea levels are rising around the low-lying Florida Keys and global warming is killing off the nation's trees. Spruce bark beetles are chewing ... news.independent.co.ukrelated articles
Science News Just plug in a starting point and destination and it gives you a round-trip estimate of the greenhouse-gas "footprint" of your travel. www.sciencenews.orgrelated articles
The Associated Press But the sea ice is decreasing throughout their Arctic range due to climate change, the USGS said. A separate organization, the World Conservation Union, ... ap.google.comrelated articles
Guardian Unlimited, UK From AP By JIM GOMEZ AP Writer SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - Pacific Rim negotiators agreed Friday on a joint statement on global warming that would ask ... www.guardian.co.ukrelated articles
The Associated Press VIENNA, Austria (AP) - Global warming may be melting glaciers and forcing polar bears onto land, but doctors warn it could also affect your heart. ap.google.comrelated articles
FINalternatives, NY UK-based Climate Change Capital, an investment banking group focused on investments in clean energy and the low carbon economy, has raised ���200 million ... www.finalternatives.comrelated articles
Tanasi Journal, TN Some experts at the European Society of Cardiology's annual meeting this weeks argue Global Warming deserves more attention to avoid increased occurrence of ... www.tanasijournal.comrelated articles
Canada.com, Canada Climate change tops most Canadians' list of environmental concerns except in Manitoba and Saskatchewan where survey respondents placed it fifth, ... www.canada.comrelated articles
The Age, Australia The former Labor prime minister said the main thing on climate change for the weekend forum was "to get the countries into the swing of it all". www.theage.com.aurelated articles
Sify, India The major areas of research in the Arctic pertain to climate change and palaeoclimate, glaciology and geology, and marine biology and microbiology, ... sify.comrelated articles
The Canadian Press, CALGARY CALGARY (CP) - Suncor Energy Inc. (TSX:SU) is reporting a 26 per cent reduction in its greenhouse gas emission intensity since 1990, plus a 51 per cent cut ... canadianpress.google.comrelated articles
Economic Times, India SYDNEY: US President George W Bush and his Chinese counterpart Hu Jintao met behind closed doors here today for talks ranging from trade to climate change ... economictimes.indiatimes.comrelated articles
Inquirer.net, Philippines Lazaro said the issues of terrorism, US military aid and climate change could be taken up during the President's one-on-one meeting with Bush. newsinfo.inquirer.netrelated articles
Reuters UK, UK "Undertaking activities that address the effects of climate change is currently not a priority" for the five US agencies that manage this territory, ... uk.reuters.comrelated articles
The Age, Australia Chevron Australia general manager Colin Beckett said the project, to put carbon dioxide underground to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, will be larger than ... www.theage.com.aurelated articles
International Herald Tribune, France During that summit, leaders agreed to "seriously consider" cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 50 percent by 2050, in a compromise between the EU, ... www.iht.comrelated articles
KTEN, TX AP - September 6, 2007 2:55 PM ET OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - State Treasurer Scott Meacham is raising global warming as an issue in why he opposes a proposed ... www.kten.comrelated articles
Jakarta Post, Indonesia Meanwhile, the United States and Australia stepped up their campaign to sideline the United Nations in tackling the climate change issue. www.thejakartapost.comrelated articles
ABC Online, Australia Mr Sartor says he did consider greenhouse gas emissions when he decided to approve the mine. But he argues the same amount of coal would be burned whether ... abc.net.aurelated articles
Sacramento Bee, USA By Jim Downing - Bee Staff Writer State air pollution chief Mary Nichols on Thursday unveiled six new measures to trim California's greenhouse gas emissions ... www.sacbee.comrelated articles