Governor is urged to push for monitoring of emissions. Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's top environmental advisors are recommending that the state require power plant operators and other heavy industries to report greenhouse gas emissions. [News Source]

The impact of Asia’s giants. If everyone lived like the average Chinese or Indian, you wouldn't be reading about global warming. [News Source]

California bill puts broad cap on emissions. California would become the first state in the U.S. to mandate a broad cap on global-warming emissions, under legislation expected to be introduced today. [News Source]

What you can do to cut back on global warming. You can fight global warming, a bit, but how much depends on your effort and the amount of sacrifice you are willing to make [News Source]

Wind power solution to energy needs. Wind power could be used to generate over one-third of the energy needs of the entire island of Ireland by 2020, a new study has revealed. [News Source]

School takes on sun power. A project operating at Mullion Creek Public School will shine a light on solar power. [News Source]

A timid attempt to boost fuel economy standards. Missing an opportunity to take a bold step against the dual threats of global warming and the nation's dependence on Mideast oil, the federal government announced new fuel-economy standards Wednesday that are only a marginal improvement over current requirements. [News Source]

Nice lawn, M’Lord, but please don’t eat the grass. From the viewpoint of ecology, big, green, water-hogging and chemical-dripping lawns are the Hummers of the landscaping world. True, lawns do act as carbon sinks. [News Source]

Reap tax credits from `green’ appliances, upgrades. You can harvest a bushel basket of tax breaks by being ``green.'' This year, U.S. tax laws offer some juicy incentives to reduce energy consumption. [News Source]

Laying waste to nuclear myths. During the ongoing debate on nuclear waste, at least four fallacies seem to have become accepted as truths. [News Source]