Vermont Filmmakers Warn of Global Warming (WCAX 3) A Morrisville couple is behind the scenes of a new film hitting the silver screen this weekend. "The Great Warming" is a documentary about climate change. Karen Coshof produced the movie, written and directed by her husband, Michael Taylor. [News Source]

Going around and around on windmills. Windmills are supposed to be an environmentally clean energy alternative, one treatment for our oil addiction that comes without a lot of dangerous side effects. [News Source]

Al Gore’s apocalyptic environmentalism. Gore, to his credit, succeeds in demonstrating that the planet is in a warming period, but in doing so he creates little controversy. [News Source]

Silent spring could be getting closer in Virginia. Environmental scientists warn of a greatly altered atmosphere and deteriorated lifestyle in the future unless we take steps now to reverse global warming. [News Source]

Hurricanes are an American problem. During the last two seasons we have suffered some of the most damaging hurricanes in modern history. In the calm months since then, yet another storm has arisen -- the increasing cost and shrinking availability of insurance for wind driven damage for homes and businesses. [News Source]

A few more nukes! When I tell my "green" friends that I am rethinking nuclear power, they respond with outrage. [News Source]

Hawaiian sanctuary. President Bush, whose environmental policies have often been misguided and even destructive, is suddenly a hero to those who want to preserve a spectacular ocean sanctuary in the Hawaiian Islands. [News Source]

Too little, too late. Maybe if we'd heeded the early warnings of resource depletion and environmental degradation offered 40 years ago, we might have innovated our way out of this mess. But we didn't. [News Source]

Global warming starting to heat up political scene. A series of events -- beginning with Hurricane Katrina and continuing through the release of Al Gore's new movie -- has finally pushed global warming near the forefront of the public agenda. [News Source]

Is the Earth too darn hot? It has been 14 years since Bush pere signed the Framework Convention, and the United States remains committed, in theory at least, to avoiding dangerous climate change. [News Source]

Planet’s cry for help. President George Bush has apparently not yet seen the movie, An Inconvenient Truth. When he does - or if he does - it would be interesting to hear what he thinks about it. [News Source]