Climate disaster. It is our responsibility to see what we have done to the world, particularly as Americans, who produce a large portion of the emissions heating the atmosphere. [News Source]

Better fuel economy. The Bush administration needs to increase the CAFE standards and ensure that states have the ability to protect against regional environmental problems. [News Source]

Climate Action Plan moves state in the right direction. This week, Gov. Schwarzenegger released the Climate Action Plan, a blueprint of actions California can take to lower global-warming emissions throughout the state. [News Source]

Mercury is rising, and what to do. Some time ago, climate change was a lot of ifs and thens, but now things are much more frighteningly concrete. [News Source]

Wave ‘bye to Wisconsin, say hello to Oklahoma. Wisconsin will be warmer and rainfall patterns will change as a result of global warming, according to a report last fall. [News Source]

The forest killers. Now the green-energy crowd is touting cellulosic ethanol. This is a blunder, one they will regret more than any of their previous blunders. [News Source]

The global warming ‘tipping point’. The political fight over global warming is over, except for the Bush administration, which has some weird problem with science in general. [News Source]

Global warming heats up. In five years, global warming has evolved from a boutique issue to a subject that generates anxiety among the media, the scientific community, the general public and even large investors. [News Source]

Scientist alters global warming stance. Noted scientist, explorer and author Tim Flannery began looking at global warming from a skeptic's perspective. Now he's sure. [News Source]

The global-warming debate: Delusion vs. symbolism. Global warming is a puzzle. Begin by recognizing the stink of politics. [News Source]

Magazine report calls for action. People are no longer denying that global warming is occurring and is threatening the well-being and way of life of everyone on the planet. That means there is hope that we can still forestall the worst effects of climate disruption. [News Source]