Don’t be very worried. The truth about "global warming" is much less dire than Al Gore wants you to think. [News Source]

Time to really help the environment. Kyoto's been a huge failure, a complete bust. The accord is a political fiction built for left-wing governments who want to appear green but have actually accomplished little or nothing in the way of greenhouse gas reduction. [News Source]

AEP may shut plants on court decision. American Electric Power Co. Inc. may shut up to five of its electric generating plants if the U.S. Supreme Court rules against the industry in a pending case that would require expensive pollution fighting equipment to be installed at power plants. [News Source]

British city’s harmful gases shocker. Each house in Sunderland, England, pumps out more damaging gases a year than a Boeing 747 flying to Australia, according to a shocking new report. [News Source]

Celtic Tiger blamed for global warming pollution. Ireland is set to breach two key greenhouse gas reduction deals unless drastic cuts in air polluting emissions are rapidly made. [News Source]

Vast wind farm proposed. A Boston developer wants to build a $750 million offshore wind farm comprised of 90 to 120 turbines in the ecologically sensitive waterway. [News Source]

S Korea to spend US$2.1b to fight global warming. South Korea plans to spend nearly US $2.1 billion on research and development on environmentally friendly technology to tackle global warming. [News Source]

Storm warning. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicted another hyperactive hurricane season this year --- the 10th in the past 12 years --- and warned that the trend of more powerful storms could persist for the next decade or longer. [News Source]

Forecasters expect up to 6 major storms. Residents along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts should prepare for another ferocious hurricane season this year that could include up to six major storms [News Source]

Active hurricane season forecast, but who listens? Seaside residents from New England to Texas can't say they haven't been alerted. But too often, these warnings go unheeded. [News Source]

Forecasters predict active hurricane season. Government forecasters predicted that 13 to 16 tropical storms would form in the Atlantic Ocean during the six-month hurricane season that begins June 1, far fewer than last year but still more than usual. [News Source]