Global Warming and Climate Change News

Rice research in next 10 yrs to focus on global warming, drought (Financial Express)
Saturday June 03rd 2006, 12:42 pm

OVERCOMING climate change and drought will be the main focus of efforts to boost rice yields in the next 10 years, the International Rice Research Institute said Thursday. [News Source]

Fighting our flush fixation.
Saturday June 03rd 2006, 7:00 am

Once the most generic of features in commercial buildings, toilets loom as the earth-friendly builder's final frontier. [News Source]

Going to extremes to fight global warming.
Saturday June 03rd 2006, 7:00 am

Imagine the world getting so hot that scientists and engineers would design a fleet of 55,000 mirrors, each bigger than Manhattan, and send them into space to deflect sunlight away from Earth. [News Source]

Mass. is urged to lead the way on wind farms.
Saturday June 03rd 2006, 7:00 am

As opposition swirls around proposals for giant wind farms off the Massachusetts coast, other states are beginning to ease the path to such projects with state-sponsored initiatives designed to fast-track development. [News Source]

Green boasts skip dark side of palm oil, ecologists say.
Saturday June 03rd 2006, 7:00 am

Japanese environmentalists are taking issue with TV commercials that boast only the ecological merits of palm oil's use as a fuel. [News Source]

Look to the states for cleaner air.
Saturday June 03rd 2006, 7:00 am

Over the last few years, the states have done a better job of cleaning the air and protecting public health than the federal government has. [News Source]

Strip politics from global warming issue.
Saturday June 03rd 2006, 7:00 am

One of the tactics most often used by the oil industry and others who oppose controlling global warming pollution is to try to reduce the debate to partisan politics -- to make it into a so-called wedge issue that divides Republicans and Democrats. [News Source]

Trashing the environment.
Saturday June 03rd 2006, 7:00 am

It's time to place environmental protection at the top of the priority list for national action. [News Source]

Cheer up! Report sees business opportunities un world climate change (Lincoln Journal Star)
Saturday June 03rd 2006, 1:12 am

DALLAS — Human-induced global warming threatens civilization with economic woe, coastal destruction, monster storms, deadly droughts and other challenges. [News Source]