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 The Australian
Cyclone 'is a sign of things to come'
| A TOP Indian advocacy group that monitors climate change in south Asia warned last night that the Nargis cyclone that devastated Burma was "a sign of things to come", as climate change caused extrem... (photo: AP / Navy-Marine Corps, Sgt. Ezekiel R. Kitandwe)
Burma Climate Global Warming India Photos |
 Asia Times
Wind drifts out of Japan's green vision
| By Dave Engler | In Japan, the country that hosted the Kyoto Protocol and wrote the book on solar policy, the wind-power industry has ground almost to a halt. Among the culprits: policy, cost and te... (photo: WN/Tara)
Energy Environment Industry Japan Photos |
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 Scripps Howard
California conservative group argues polar bears are not in danger
| A California law firm known for its conservative advocacy is poised to join the political melee over the fate of the polar bear, vowing to sue the government if it cite... (photo: GFDL / XiscoNL)
California Climate Photos Polarbear Wildlife |
 New Scientist
Great tits enjoying the warmer weather – so far
As climate change forces animals to shift their breeding schedules, one group of British birds has been able to quickly adapt to the warmer weather without having to rely... (photo: Public Domain Photo)
Animals Breeding Climate Photos Weather |
 San Diego
Broad climate fight best, not just gas cuts, study says
OSLO - An assault on climate change on many fronts makes good economic sense but will be money badly spent if the world focuses exclusively on cutting greenhouse gas emis... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc)
Climate Environmental Globalwarming Health Photos |
 IRINnews
YEMEN: Changing weather patterns pose challenges for agriculture
web | Photo: Muhammad al-Jabri/IRIN DUBAI, - Yemen's agricultural sector faces challenges as a result of changes in rainfall patterns and an extended low temperature seas... (photo: GFDL)
Agriculture People Photos Weather Yemen |
 BBC News
Go-ahead for £350m snow dome plan
| Plans to build one of the largest winter sports centres in Europe have been approved subject to certain terms and conditions. | Developer Onslow Suffolk wants to build ... (photo: Public Domain)
Europe People Photos Sports Winter |
 BBC News
Meat in a low-carbon world
| Feel-good food just got tricky. | It was easy when "good" meant anything which could have stepped off a John Constable canvas: free range chicken, foraging pigs and gra... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal)
Food Health Market Meat Photos |
 The Independent
Jeremy Warner's Outlook: Ministers cannot win case for green taxes if they won't apply them ...
| It is little surprise that Defra has so firmly rejected proposals from the European Commission that revenue derived from auctioning emission permits be earmarked for sp... (photo: GFDL)
Climate Commission Green Photos Proposals |
 The Charlotte Observer
Survey: U.S. least likely to go green
Americans ranked last in consumer goods, transportation, housing | QUEENIE WONG | McClatchy Newspapers | WASHINGTON -- | Americans rank last in a new National Geographic-... (photo: Creative Commons / )
Consumer Food Photos Transport Washington |
 BBC News
Food waste on 'staggering' scale
| People are needlessly throwing away 3.6m tonnes of food each year in England and Wales, research suggests. | The Waste & Resources Action Programme (WRAP) found that sa... (photo: WN)
Food Lifestyle People Photos Waste |
 The Wichita Eagle
Coal bill passes; support waning
BY DION LEFLER Eagle Topeka bureau | TOPEKA - Coal power plant bill No. 3 met the same fate as Nos. 1 and 2 on the House floor Wednesday: It collected enough votes to pas... (photo: GFDL)
Coal House Kansas Photos Power |
