Climate change experts predict drop in Lake Erie water levels (phillyburbs.com) CLEVELAND - The newest update to a Lake Erie management plan predicts global warming will lead to a steep drop in water levels over the next 64 years, a change that could cause the lake's surface area to shrink by up to 15 percent. [News Source]

Los Alamos scientist a dissenter on global warming (ABC 7 El Paso) SANTA FE Climate scientist Petr Chylek is a dissenter among many experts when it comes to global warming. While there is widespread agreement on some aspects of... [News Source]

Warming to the inconvenient facts. Most scientists now believe dramatic action is necessary to prevent a climate catastrophe. And when Gore's critics complain that such drastic reductions would require an assault on our way of life, they're telling the truth, too. [News Source]

Climate change behind heat waves? As large parts of Europe and North America once again bake in an exceptionally hot summer, many people are asking: "Is this global warming?" [News Source]

Amazon rainforest ‘could become a desert.’ The vast Amazon rainforest is on the brink of being turned into desert, with catastrophic consequences for the world's climate. And the process, which would be irreversible, could begin as early as next year. [News Source]

Dying forest: One year to save the Amazon. Signs indicate that severe drought is returning to the Amazon for a 2nd successive year. Deforestation and global warming are pushing the area toward a tipping point. [News Source]

100 degrees – get used to it. Britain experienced its hottest July day on record last week and forecasters say more is to come as climate change tightens its grip on the country [News Source]

‘Extreme weather’? The past year in New England has seen some wet and wild weather, causing residents to wonder if it's a fluke of nature or something more significant. [News Source]

Hard life may get harder for caribou. Global warming will endanger already threatened caribou by bringing more severe fires and more diseases and insects to damage the forest itself and limit caribou habitat. [News Source]

It’s official: Green Team deemed a committee. The Green Team was established last year to help make Nashua an eco-friendly place, helping to curb greenhouse gases and pollution that has been linked to global warmiing. In June, it became an official city committee. [News Source]

Warming will change shoreline, scientists say. As the Earth's climate slowly heats up under global-warming forecasts, Lake Erie is expected to become shallower and smaller, allowing a languid, unspoiled shoreline to emerge where freshwater waves now roll. [News Source]