Fewer night flights could cut climate change impact (Reuters.co.uk) LONDON (Reuters) - Cutting the number of flights that take off at night could help to reduce the contribution of aviation to global warming, researchers said. [News Source]

Night flights worsen climate change: study (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) Restrictions on night flights could ease the aviation industry's fast-growing contribution to global warming, a study says. At certain altitudes, aircraft produce contrails, the vapour wake caused when water in the chilly atmosphere is condensed by the plane's hot exhaust. [News Source]

Night flights worsen climate change: study (ABC via Yahoo!7 Finance) Restrictions on night flights could ease the aviation industry's fast-growing contribution to global warming, a study says. [News Source]

Our Opinion: Western governors cite reality of global warming (Tucson Citizen) In a refreshingly bipartisan rebuke to the adminis- tration's continued denial of global warming, the Western Governors' Association has unanimously called on states and cities to reduce human-caused greenhouse gases. [News Source]

Night flights worsen climate-change peril (AFP via Yahoo! News) Restrictions on night flights could ease the aviation industry's fast-growing contribution to global warming, a study published on Thursday says. [News Source]

Fewer night flights could cut climate change impact (Reuters via Yahoo! News) Cutting the number of flights that take off at night could help to reduce the contribution of aviation to global warming, researchers said on Wednesday. [News Source]

Scientists Urge G8 Not to Ignore Global Warming (Common Dreams News Center) Scientists Urge G8 Not to Ignore Global Warming [News Source]

Global Warming by the Numbers (Seven Days) This weekend Vermonters can take in not one but two feature films focused on global climate change. The Great Warming , narrated by Keanu Reeves and Alanis Morissette joins Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth in area theaters. (See "Flick Chick," page 60a.) [News Source]

Scientists urge G8 not to ignore global warming (Reuters via Yahoo! News) World leaders must not allow concern for energy security to distract them from taking promised action on global warming, top world scientists said on Wednesday. [News Source]

Council vows to cut global warming (ic CheshireOnline) ECO-FRIENDLY council leaders chose World Environment Day to sign up to charters aimed at cutting global warming. Climate change is now scientifically accepted as a consequence of the impact humanity is having on the Earth's atmosphere. [News Source]

Council vows to cut global warming (ic CheshireOnline) ECO-FRIENDLY council leaders chose World Environment Day to sign up to charters aimed at cutting global warming. Climate change is now scientifically accepted as a consequence of the impact humanity is having on the Earth's atmosphere. [News Source]