Jan 3, 2008

Can carbon trade be a solution to global warming?

The Daily Star, Bangladesh 
Carbon trading is a market mechanism intended to tackle global warming. Though it dates back to 1989 it only took off as a market after the Kyoto Protocol ...
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Warming forests sop up less greenhouse gases than thought

Vancouver Sun,  Canada 
OTTAWA -Last year brought glum news that Canada's forests are only a so-so defence against global warming. Today it gets a little worse: We thought our ...
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Global Warming May Reduce Carbon Sink Capacity In Northern Forests

Science Daily (press release) 
Net carbon uptake of northern ecosystems is decreasing in response to autumnal warming according to findings recently published January 3rd, in the journal ...
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PM blames industrialised nations for climate change

Times of India, India 
An expert committee headed by R Chidambaram had come forward with a research agenda to study the impact of climate change in the country, he said adding the ...
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2007 'Aust's 6th warmest year'

ABC Online, Australia 
Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard says the latest figures prove the Federal Government must act now on climate change. She says the statistics should ...
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Jan 2, 2008

Tourism pushing up gas emisions

TVNZ, New Zealand 
New research has found greenhouse gas emissions generated by aircraft bringing visitors to New Zealand are far greater than had been thought.
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Time to get serious in the global fight against climate change

Jakarta Post, Indonesia 
Global attention to climate change issues, including in Indonesia, hit a new high in 2007 after leading climate scientists bombarded the public with a ...
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Arctic Warming Faster Above Ground Level, Study Finds

National Geographic, DC 
Global warming in the Arctic is mysteriously occurring more quickly 1.2 miles (2 kilometers) above the surface than at ground level, a new study says.
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Suri Cruise To Voice Knut The Polar Bear?

Entertainmentwise, UK 
Shah told the paper: "With his friendly character, he's serves as an ambassador for the Earth's problems - climate change and the melting polar ice caps.
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Climate Change: Mankind’s biggest challenge

Ceylon Daily News, Sri Lanka 
Mohan Munasinghe one of the three Deputy Chairs of the Inter-governmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) which won the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize, ...
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The environment became pop culture in 2007

CTV.ca, Canada 
Canada later agreed to watered-down targets and vague references to reducing greenhouse gases. The government hailed the final "Bali road map" as a positive ...
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Climate Change & Energy

Environmental Data Interactive, UK 
The UN's International Panel on Climate Change (IPPC) warned against media misinformation and 'climate panic' before issuing a substantial report warning ...
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Global warming could see corals migrate, expert says

Earthtimes, UK 
Sydney - Global warming could send Australia's corals migrating south to where the waters are cooler, scientists said Wednesday.
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Jan 1, 2008

New hope on climate change

Economic Times, India 
The world has taken an important step toward controlling climate change by agreeing to the Bali Action Plan at the global negotiations in Indonesia last ...
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Happy End of Global Warming!

American Thinker, WA 
And just for another thing to celebrate, Dr. David Whitehouse, the British astronomer and former science editor of the BBC, tells us: "Global warming ...
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Climate Change and the Fear Factor

PoliGazette, Netherlands 
John Tierney has an excellent article in the NY Times science section about global warming and the science and reporting behind the climate change scare.
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New Year's Day polar bear swim available -- for a price

The Oregonian - OregonLive.com, OR 
... the "Year of the Polar Bear" as researchers and zoo officials try to focus attention on the effects of climate change on the popular white bears.
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Japan to lead climate debate as head of G8 rich club

Inquirer.net, Philippines 
It has announced four main issues for the summit: environment and climate change; the world economy; development and Africa; and broad political issues such ...
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In 2008, a 100 Percent Chance of Alarm

New York Times, United States 
Global warming has an impact on both polar regions, but they're also strongly influenced by regional weather patterns and ocean currents.
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Dec 31, 2007

Anthropogenic Global Warming is Nonsense

Nolan Chart LLC, VA 
I make an effort to dispel some of the myths surrounding the Global Warming hysteria. by Edward Townes These days it is well nigh impossible to not be aware ...
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Dec 30, 2007

EPA obstruction of state efforts to control emission of greenhouse ...

Houston Chronicle, United States 
In its action last week deflecting state attempts to impose tough greenhouse gas emission standards on motor vehicles, the EPA is acting more like the ...
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Cabinet committee on climate change met just twice

IrishExaminer.com, Ireland 
By ��ine Kerr, Political Reporter THE Government's much-hyped Cabinet Committee on Climate Change has met on only two occasions since the general election, ...
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UN leader Ban Ki-moon focused on climate change and peace in ...

International Herald Tribune, France 
By all accounts, his greatest success has been in highlighting the dramatic impact of climate change - from melting glaciers in Antarctica to the ...
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Japan to back targets for new climate deal: report

Reuters UK, UK 
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan will accept numerical targets to cut global warming emissions in a new climate change pact, reversing its stance which came under ...
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Roll back global warming?

Times of India, India 
The cost of delay is a bigger worry than finding solutions to global warming. Much of what is required of countries as well as individuals does not demand ...
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Dec 29, 2007

Wildlife 'needs help' in climate change exodus

Guardian Unlimited, UK 
Animals such as bats, lizards and dormice will need help moving to new habitats in the United Kingdom as climate change brings warmer temperatures, ...
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In Bush's Final Year, The Agenda Gets Greener

Washington Post, United States 
The clatter over climate change, according to friends and advisers, seemed to him more like a political agenda than a rational response to known facts.
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The Republican Presidential Candidates on Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Gather.com, MA 
by David Anderson A vast majority of Americans,81 percent to be precise, agree that the United Statesneeds to take the lead in controlling greenhouse gas ...
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EPA will turn over greenhouse gas documents to Congress

Land Line Magazine, MO 
For almost two years, California has waited for the US EPA to OK the state's greenhouse gas standards. When the answer came back "no," environmentally ...
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Tapping into trash to find a new energy source

Boston Globe, United States 
In addition, using these waste gases as fuel eliminates a particularly potent greenhouse gas that contributes to global warming, environmentalists said.
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It's clear: Canadians want action

Toronto Star,  Canada 
And this leads to my second wish for 2008: I hope that all levels of government enact policies that reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Boffins cool on global warming

Melbourne Herald Sun, Australia 
The report challenges the view that "the science is in" on global warming. The US Senate environment committee minority report published the names, ...
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Dec 28, 2007

An inconvenient truth for '08: Climate change not on radar

Indianapolis Star, United States 
The inconvenient truth of the 2008 election year is that climate change is still way down the dance card of most-talked-about topics. It's ranked No.
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Global warming gets cold shoulder

Sydney Morning Herald, Australia 
The Danish academic has spent the past decade trying to reduce our growing obsession with climate change, in the process becoming the most famous global ...
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EPA Is to Reveal Greenhouse Gas Papers

The Associated Press 
... automakers to improve vehicle fuel efficiency, because by burning less fuel, vehicles would emit less carbon dioxide, the leading greenhouse gas.
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Dec 27, 2007

Natural catastrophes will grow with climate change: re-insurer

AFP 
FRANKFURT (AFP) - Natural catastrophes in 2007 were more frequent and costlier than a year earlier and climate change will make them more expensive still, ...
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NY to reduce greenhouse emissions

BBC News, UK 
By Matthew Wells New York City has begun an ambitious project to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 30% by 2030. The first symbolic change has already ...
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Dec 26, 2007

Global Warming’s Impact on Lobsters Has Scientists in a Stew

Ellsworth American, ME 
ELLSWORTH - Despite the glaze of ice coating much of Downeast Maine and the skepticism of some political leaders, global warming is accepted as an ...
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The US Must Be Resolute to Avoid Harmful Consequences of the Bali ...

Hawaii Reporter, HI 
The 1997 Kyoto Protocol, the key multilateral treaty to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, establishes a cap-and-trade approach under which participating ...
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Outside View: Arctic satellite balance

United Press International 
The program envisions using a new satellite cluster, called "Arktika," to monitor weather conditions in the polar regions. President Vladimir Putin ...
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Why I work to save Santa's home

ABC Online, Australia 
I personally, am not ready to tell my child our generation did not do enough to save the polar bears' and Santa's home. Scott Shomer is an Al Gore Climate ...
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First Year as UN Chief

Korea Times, South Korea 
More than 80 heads of state came to the UN's High Level Meeting on Climate Change in New York. I have traveled to Antarctica, the Amazon, the Andes, ...
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Things may just be looking up

Toronto Star,  Canada 
A lot of talk about doing something about climate change, but no agreement to actually do anything. Defeats for democracy in Myanmar (Burma), Pakistan, ...
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China report says coal to remain top energy source

AFP 
But "coal consumption has been the main cause of smoke pollution in China, as well as the main source of greenhouse gas ... if this situation continues, ...
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'US ignores global warming problem'

PRESS TV, Iran 
Nobel Laureate in economics Professor Thomas Schelling says the problem of global warming cannot be solved without US cooperation.
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Dec 25, 2007

China promises more clean energy spending but warns coal use will ...

International Herald Tribune, France 
It said China takes greenhouse gases seriously and some of its measures would reduce its emissions. But there was no mention of whether Beijing might agree ...
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Canadians among those visiting Antarctica Dec. 25

CTV.ca, Canada 
The polar regions are the "barometres" of the planet's health, Green said, because the effects of climate change are being experienced in a more dramatic ...
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Candidates remain cool over climate change

Financial Times, UK 
By Fiona Harvey and John Aglionby The US administration's position on climate change was in the spotlight last weekend as its delegation was booed in the ...
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Dec 24, 2007

Global warming may soon see Santa in shorts

The Age, Australia 
Santa may be trading in his reindeer for a camel-drawn sleigh if global warming continues. If the most dire climate forecasts come true the tourism industry ...
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Progressing Past Al Gore

Korea Times, South Korea 
By Jay Ambrose ``So," said Al Gore at the recent Bali, Indonesia, conference on global warming, ``I am going to speak an inconvenient truth.
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