Al Gore Takes Global Warming to Cannes (ABC News) Global Warming Ambassador Al Gore Takes Message to Cannes in 'An Inconvenient Truth' [News Source]

Study: Global warming underestimated (UPI) WAGENINGEN, Netherlands, May 22 (UPI) -- European scientists say climate change estimates for the next century may substantially underestimate the potential magnitude of global warming. [News Source]

Bush Snubs Gore Film on Global Warming (Fox News) When asked whether he would see Al Gore's new film on global warming, Bush replied, 'Doubt it.' [News Source]

Insurers take cover with global warming risks (The Age) Insurance products linked to climate change may be introduced in Australia. - [News Source]

Global Warming Hurts Spain’s Vineyards, Wine Industry (Update1) (Bloomberg.com) May 22 (Bloomberg) -- Global warming is killing vineyards in southern Spain, threatening a 2 billion-euro ($2.4 billion) wine industry and forcing grape growers to move to cooler climes of the Pyrenees. [News Source]

Clinton Warns Against Global Warming (Zaman Online) Former US President Bill Clinton noted that global warming will pose a greater risk than terror in the future and added that all countries should take precautions in this frame. [News Source]

Global Warming Hurts Spain’s Vineyards, Forces Vintners to Move (Bloomberg.com) May 22 (Bloomberg) -- Global warming is killing vineyards in southern Spain, threatening a 2 billion-euro ($2.4 billion) wine industry and forcing grape growers to move to cooler climes of the Pyrenees. [News Source]

Experts to weigh in on impact of global warming (Centre Daily Times) STATE COLLEGE -- Two renowned experts in global climate change will give a free public talk tonight at State College Area High School. "We're trying to cover, from end to end, what causes global warming and what you might do about it," said Eric Barron, the dean of the Penn State College of Earth and Mineral Sciences. [News Source]

Global Warming Hurts Spain’s Vineyards, Forces Vintners to Move (Bloomberg.com) May 22 (Bloomberg) -- Global warming is killing vineyards in southern Spain, threatening a 2 billion-euro ($2.4 billion) wine industry and forcing grape growers to move to cooler climes of the Pyrenees. [News Source]