Anything into oil. Turkey guts, junked car parts, and even raw sewage go in one end of this plant, and black gold comes out the other end. The catch? It may not happen in the United States. [News Source]

Just one year to save the earth. Tony Blair last night said world leaders had one year to save the planet as he sounded the death knell on the Kyoto deal to cut harmful gases. [News Source]

Feeling The Heat . Global warming is already disrupting the biological world, pushing many species to the brink of extinction and turning others into runaway pests. But the worst is yet to come [News Source]

NZ ‘must play world role’ on climate change. British Prime Minister Tony Blair has said New Zealand has a significant role to play in persuading other governments to tackle global warming. [News Source]

Nation sets emission reduction goal by energy-saving tech. China proposes to reduce emissions by millions of tons over the next 20 years in an effort to help reduce global warming through energy-saving technologies. [News Source]

House aims to create panel to track changes in climate. The Alaska House Resources Committee endorsed a resolution Monday to create a 15-member panel advising the Legislature how to react to coastal erosion, rising sea levels and other problems caused by climate warming. [News Source]

The greenest bank. HSBC is one banking behemoth that wants to be carbon neutral. [News Source]

A science adviser unmuzzled. In a Q&A, NASA's chief climate scientist, who charged that his views on global warming were being squelched, says we're getting close to a tipping point. [News Source]

Did changing climate cause warm winter? The star of the winter news was global warming. [News Source]

Water, the crisis waiting to happen. Lack of water is a serious problem for all Middle Eastern countries. [News Source]

Bush is ignoring the impact of climate change. President Bush and his administration seem oblivious to the signs of climate change, and have done almost nothing to control the production of carbon dioxide. [News Source]