Governor’s Panel On Climate Change Convenes (Oregon Public Broadcasting) The panel is charged not only with looking at global warming's downside for Oregon, but also possible economic benefits for the state. [News Source]

What business should do about global warming (CNN Money) The chief science correspondent for NBC News, Robert Bazell, had a great line Thursday night when Brian Williams asked him if it was fair to say the debate had ended on whether or not global warming exists and if human beings are the cause. [News Source]

Scientists Give Gore’s Global Warming Film Rave Reviews (Fox News) Some climate scientists are giving Al Gore's documentary on global warming five stars for accuracy. [News Source]

Scientists give two thumbs up to Al Gore’s movie on global warming (CP via Yahoo! Canada News) WASHINGTON (AP) - America's top climate scientists are giving five stars for accuracy to An Inconvenient Truth, Al Gore's documentary on global warming. [News Source]

Scientists give two thumbs up to Gore’s movie on global warming (USA Today) The nation's top climate scientists are giving "An Inconvenient Truth," Al Gore's documentary on global warming, five stars for accuracy. [News Source]

Supreme Court: Key Ruling On Climate Change (KABC-TV Los Angeles) The Supreme Court plunged on Monday into the acrimonious debate over global warming and whether the government should regulate "greenhouse" gases, especially carbon dioxide from cars. The ruling could be one of the court's most important ever on the environment. [News Source]

US SUPREME COURT TO HEAR CLIMATE CHANGE CASE (Friends of the Earth) Friends of the Earth is delighted that the Supreme Court has agreed to decide whether the Bush Administration must regulate carbon dioxide to stop global warming. The case was brought by Friends of the Earth US, twelve states, several cities and environmental groups as a result of a 2003 ruling by the Environmental Protection Agency that disavowed the agency’s jurisdiction under the Clean Air Act [News Source]

How to cool a planet (maybe). Worried about a potential planetary crisis, these leaders are calling on governments and scientific groups to study exotic ways to reduce global warming. [News Source]

Justices agree to consider new case on emissions. The Supreme Court agreed Monday to decide whether the federal government is required to control vehicle emissions of carbon dioxide, the principal greenhouse gas that scientists have linked to global warming. [News Source]

S. Korea signs on as supporter of proposed no-emission coal plant. The South Korean government has agreed to contribute $10 million toward a futuristic coal-fired electric plant that would generate power without putting out air pollution, the U.S. Department of Energy said Monday. [News Source]

Global-warming war heats up. The Supreme Court will take on the issue of regulating greenhouse gases in lawsuit over carbon dioxide. [News Source]