Global warming could slam food supply. Suppose the dinner on your table last night had cost 20 times what it did? Or 50 times as much? Scientists say global warming very likely has something like that in store in the coming decades. [News Source]

Global warming: Focus on Utah’s climate. The Earth is heating up, a trend that has ramifications all over the globe as well as in Utah and the West [News Source]

Is global warming hitting home? While extreme heat in Vermont has been relatively rare historically, as are tornadoes-- several of which touched down in parts of the state in July-- weird weather events and patterns like these are becoming more common. [News Source]

Beach erosion ‘widespread’. The effects of erosion and rising sea levels are causing shorefront property in Hawai'i to disappear at alarming rates. [News Source]

Coastal homeowners may feel heat of global warming. Global warming could soon hit homeowners in the pocketbook. Insurance rates could skyrocket as companies incorporate global warming into their risk calculations. [News Source]

The Greenback Pack. They are immensely rich (hence the nickname) but they're out to save the planet. Meet the new greens, with solar-panelled rucksacks, powerful friends and piles of cash. [News Source]

Global heat changing life in Nebraska. If there still are skeptics that global warming is forcing major change on Nebraska, particularly on agriculture, their ranks will be thinner after the summer of 2006. [News Source]

Is it just us, or is it a lot windier? Despite an abundance of anecdotal evidence to support a resounding `yes,' wind remains the `ignored statistic' in weather study. [News Source]

Performing high-altitude research on global warming. Working more than 10,000 feet above the sunbaked floor of the Owens Valley, the scientists were transforming one of California's highest mountaintops into a living laboratory of climate change. [News Source]

Cheers to global warming? Global warming may threaten the world with environmental disaster, but it could be a boon for German wine-makers, claim economists at Princeton University in the US. [News Source]

UA takes the lead in understanding global warming. University of Alabama professor Paul Aharon and his students are attempting to discover global climate changes across the past 30,000 years through analyzing cave formations. [News Source]