ABC Online, Australia Environment and energy ministers from the world's 20 largest greenhouse gas emitting countries will meet in Tokyo this afternoon for climate change talks. www.abc.net.aurelated articles
Voice of America The federally funded study calls on government and industry planners to start factoring climate change into transportation system design. www.voanews.comrelated articles
Hindu, India New Delhi (PTI): The much-awaited report on climate change by the council appointed by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is likely to be announced in June, ... www.hindu.comrelated articles
Nation Multimedia, Thailand Tokyo - Experts and senior officials from the world's 20 major greenhouse gas emitters were meeting Saturday in Japan to discuss ways of giving financial ... nationmultimedia.comrelated articles
Calgary Herald, Canada Alberta's growing oilsands industry will be allowed to triple its annual greenhouse gas output until 2018 while hundreds of Western Canada's small oil and ... www.canada.comrelated articles
Reuters March 15 (Reuters) - Energy and environment ministers from 20 of the world's top greenhouse gas emitting nations are meeting in Japan to discuss climate ... www.reuters.comrelated articles
Guardian, UK Europe's chances of spearheading a global post-Kyoto climate change accord were jeopardised yesterday when Germany secured pledges that several of its heavy ... www.guardian.co.ukrelated articles
Voice of America By VOA News European Union leaders have backed ambitious goals to fight climate change, but stressed that they must be affordable at a time of economic ... www.voanews.comrelated articles
Hindu, India The two leaders are reported to have discussed climate change and sustainable development. Mr. Gore, a climate change crusader, will announce a major ... www.hindu.comrelated articles
The Associated Press An EU report says climate change will trigger humanitarian crises, border disputes and "environmentally induced" migration of millions of people from Africa ... ap.google.comrelated articles
Xinhua, China BRUSSELS, March 14 (Xinhua) -- Climate change has serious implications for international security and the European Union (EU) must address these threats, ... news.xinhuanet.comrelated articles
Nation Multimedia, Thailand Tokyo - Senior officials from the world's 20 major greenhouse gas emitters gathered in Japan Friday to attend a two-day dialogue on global warming over the ... nationmultimedia.comrelated articles
Enews 2.0, UK By Daniel Nicholas According to a new report, it seems that global warming will affect also roads and all kinds of other types of transportation. www.enews20.comrelated articles
Reuters South Africa, South Africa Japan is hosting a three-day meeting of 20 of the world's top greenhouse gas polluters and believes sectoral curbs on major polluting industries such as ... africa.reuters.comrelated articles
New York Times, United States By EDUARDO PORTER Arresting global warming won't come cheap. Europe and Japan are already spending billions to meet the modest carbon emission cuts that ... www.nytimes.comrelated articles
Guardian, UK Photo: Don McPhee The public and private sectors must invest new money in land management in the UK to meet the challenges of climate change and flooding, ... www.guardian.co.ukrelated articles
Truro Daily News, Canada The Independent member for Cumberland Colchester Musquodoboit Valley wrote Environment Minister John Baird Thursday regarding the greenhouse gas emissions ... www.trurodaily.comrelated articles
Toronto Star, Canada The greening effort would also be the easiest, quickest way to combat climate change, says the report for the Commission for Environmental Cooperation, ... www.thestar.comrelated articles
AFP The former prime minister's team includes several international experts on climate change and will present an interim report in June, and will then list the ... afp.google.comrelated articles
Christian Science Monitor, MA Reporter Nicole Itano talks about stories she recently covered, relating to climate change. Athens - Rising sea levels are what some nations fear most about ... www.csmonitor.comrelated articles
The Press Association The Republic's partnership with other EU countries in combating climate change is to be highlighted by Taoiseach Bertie Ahern in Brussels. ukpress.google.comrelated articles
The Press Association Tony Blair is joining a group of international experts on climate change in a bid to drive forward efforts to reduce global carbon emissions, it has emerged ... ukpress.google.comrelated articles
Xinhua, China ... (Xinhua) -- Leaders from the European Union (EU) member states opened a two-day summit here on Thursday to tackle economic cooling and global warming. news.xinhuanet.comrelated articles
Seattle Times, United States By RACHEL LA CORTE AP Writer A measure that directs Washington state to come up with plans for cutting greenhouse gas emissions was signed into law Thursday ... seattletimes.nwsource.comrelated articles
Earthtimes, UK "This interim opinion lays the groundwork for a balanced and fair approach to reducing greenhouse gas emissions in a way that will protect consumers, ... www.earthtimes.orgrelated articles
TPM, NY The Court said the EPA could no longer avoid deciding whether greenhouse gases were pollutants covered by the Clean Air Act. But almost one year later, ... tpmmuckraker.talkingpointsmemo.comrelated articles
Times of India, India NEW DELHI: The appointment of former foreign secretary Shyam Saran as the PM's special envoy on climate change is a signal of a government looking ahead to ... timesofindia.indiatimes.comrelated articles
Economist, UK Thanks to its participation in the Kyoto protocol on climate change, Europe dwarfs America in carbon trading. The bulk of the ���40 billion ($62 billion) of ... www.economist.comrelated articles
Xinhua, China He said the European Commission is preparing proposals on how social partners can get more involved in fighting climate change and smart energy usage. news.xinhuanet.comrelated articles
Sify, India New Delhi: Global warming will lead to 30 per cent reduction in crop harvest and increase child mortality due to diarrhoea, Parliament was informed on ... sify.comrelated articles
Reuters UK, UK By Mark John BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union leaders were set on Thursday to agree a timetable for action to combat climate change that will enable the ... uk.reuters.comrelated articles
The Press Association Following her meeting with the Duke at Buckingham Palace, Camilla will unveil a 6ft ice clock in Parliament Square, to highlight just how quickly the polar ... ukpress.google.comrelated articles
Xinhua, China With financial stability, economic reforms and climate change high on the agenda, this year the summit opens at a time when difficulties in the ... news.xinhuanet.comrelated articles
Sydney Morning Herald, Australia ... from the generally conservative business pack and started making lots of noise about climate change and its potential to increase natural disasters. business.smh.com.aurelated articles
Reuters UK, UK The release of the article comes as energy and environment ministers from the world's 20 major greenhouse gas emitting nations prepare to meet in Japan from ... uk.reuters.comrelated articles
Guardian, UK Greenpeace head John Sauven accused Darling of "dropping the ball on climate change". There was further criticism from the WWF, the World Development ... www.guardian.co.ukrelated articles
Wall Street Journal Even the OECD says developing countries have to cut emissions to avoid the worst impacts of global warming. The trick is how they can pay for it and still ... blogs.wsj.comrelated articles
Wall Street Journal The New South Wales Greenhouse Gas Abatement Scheme and the Chicago Climate Exchange, for buyers who voluntarily want to greenhouse gases, also saw trading ... online.wsj.comrelated articles
United Press International The study, which is not peer-reviewed, suggests decades of fire suppression has left forests so overcrowded they turn into a source of greenhouse gas ... www.upi.comrelated articles
Scotsman, United Kingdom Duncan McLaren, the chief executive of Friends of the Earth Scotland, said: "This Budget reveals that the UK government's commitment to tackling climate ... news.scotsman.comrelated articles
National Post, Canada The Ethical Funds Company has released its scorecard for Canada's big banks on climate change, and it makes the point that some banks are doing ... network.nationalpost.comrelated articles
Bloomberg United Nations scientists said last year that climate change will cause sea levels to rise, droughts and floods to occur more frequently and water and crops ... www.bloomberg.comrelated articles
Bloomberg The current greenhouse gas-limiting treaty, the Kyoto Protocol, requires 37 nations to cut emissions by a combined 5.2 percent from 1990 levels by 2012. www.bloomberg.comrelated articles
CNET News.com, CA Remember how Robert Lutz, vice chairman and design guru at General Motors, a few weeks back called global warming a "crock of s---? ... www.news.comrelated articles
Houston Chronicle, United States But investment in coal power plants is waning in the face of potential federal regulation of greenhouse gas emissions. Many industry analysts warn of a ... www.chron.comrelated articles
Business Wire (press release), CA "Driving Change represents a very proud extension of the Enviance System to mobile greenhouse gas, a very vexing problem. Having succeeded in leveraging the ... www.businesswire.comrelated articles
Environment News Service Though the impacts of climate change will vary by region, it is certain they will be widespread and costly in human and economic terms, and will require ... www.ens-newswire.comrelated articles
Science Daily (press release) Scientists think the lake, which straddles Nevada and Arizona, may already be getting less rain due to shifting weather patterns caused by a warming world. www.sciencedaily.comrelated articles
Reuters UK, UK SAN DIEGO (Reuters) - A climate change tax credit is needed to provide incentives for refiners to cut carbon emissions, Valero Energy Corp's chief executive ... uk.reuters.comrelated articles
Economic Times, India BEIJING: The developed world should go on a climate change diet rather than lecture China over its rising greenhouse gas emissions, Chinese Foreign Minister ... economictimes.indiatimes.comrelated articles