Global warming affects bird migration (The Age) Australia's migratory birds are arriving earlier and leaving later - most likely due to global warming, a new study has found. - [News Source]

Get serious about climate change. Every Floridian, and every American, needs to understand the simple connection between climate change and stronger hurricanes. [News Source]

To survive, we have to stop dancing with dinosaurs. There's no question that America is moving far too slowly toward the greener, more energy efficient and environmentally sustainable ways that a century of global turmoil, climate change and likely severe fuel emergencies clearly demands. [News Source]

Stop dancing with dinosaurs. Some bits of fresh evidence suggest the country's gluttonous energy and land consumption ways may be starting to turn course, with luck in time to avoid being a 21st-century Titanic. [News Source]

Shepherd man’s floating structures remove excess nutrients. Some good ideas start with a stinking dog. Not long after Bruce Kania bought a farm out here, he noticed a foul odor from his dogs that swam in the ponds and streams on the property. [News Source]

Auction to decide future of coal plant. The B.L. England coal power plant, a major global-warming polluter in New Jersey, looks the part. [News Source]

To really save on gas, hybrid car grows tail. Ryan Fulcher was so intent on getting more than 100 miles a gallon that he drove his Toyota Prius overnight to a technology fair in California, changed the wiring, and installed an extra battery in the trunk. [News Source]

Just one word: Plastics. A Korean businessman who found a way to burn plastic cleanly and efficiently is working with a Penn State University engineer and an Allegheny County Cooperative Extension horticulturist to manufacture plastic burners here. [News Source]

Toyota’s “green” efforts extend to cow dung. When it comes to saving the planet, Toyota Motor Corp. seems to be leaving no stone unturned. Nor, as it turns out, any pile of cow dung. [News Source]

Oilman calls for more fuel efficiency. The CEO of the world's fifth-largest oil company endorsed tougher fuel economy standards for cars and trucks Sunday. [News Source]

Federal agency begins reviewing polar bear protection comments. U.S. Fish and Wildlife officials in Alaska face a formidable task in considering additional protections for polar bears -- sifting through about 140,000 submitted comments. [News Source]