Doctors urged to explain climate change (Sydney Morning Herald) Doctors should take the lead in Australia's fight against global warming by informing the nation about the health consequences of climate change, a new report urges. [News Source]

Doctors urged to explain climate change (AAP via Yahoo!7 News) Doctors should take the lead in Australia's fight against global warming by explaining the health consequences of climate change, a new report urges. [News Source]

Climate Change: The View From the Patio (New York Times) While much of the discussion of climate change focuses on the big picture, it may also be a real nuisance in the backyard. [News Source]

Brussels calls in Bob the Builder to fix global warming (Daily Telegraph) Bob the Builder is being called on to "fix" climate change, having been recruited as the latest weapon in the European Union's battle to convince children to help to save the world from global warming. [News Source]

Battling for the climate 20 years from now. Cheap flights have brought the adventure of travel within the reach of millions, but at what cost to the environment? [News Source]

End to oil-based economy. We cannot drill our way to sustainable energy independence. [News Source]

Alberta’s oilpatch hot on the hill, for now. Journalists are expected to present both sides of every story, and many persist in treating global warming as a disputed theory, but it is not. [News Source]

Breaking the global-warming gridlock. If we took practical steps to reduce our vulnerability to today's weather, we would go a long way toward solving the problem of tomorrow's climate [News Source]

The earth is heating up like a meteor from hell and we’re all going to die. If things are even half as bad as Al Gore says they are, "An Inconvenient Truth" is the most important movie anyone will make this year. [News Source]

Solar cell system costly, but may pay over time. The photovoltaic solar cell technology has been advancing quickly and it is becoming more efficient and less costly. [News Source]

Future outlook. Along the Louisiana coast sinking land, rising sea levels and navigational canals are combining to drown barrier islands and turn marshland into open water. [News Source]