Rations? Lightbulbs? How to Fight Climate Change (Great News Network)

International - Electronic cards tracking personal quotas for greenhouse gases are among the most radical ideas for getting citizens to cut use of fossil fuels, widely blamed by scientists for fuelling global warming.

Senator John McCain will next to observe the effects of global warming on Greenland. (Elite TV) US senators on Greenland tour U.S. Senator John McCain will next to observe the effects of global warming on Greenland. The Danish government has invited a number of influential American politicians to for them to witness with their own eyes the consequences of climate change on the arctic ice. [News Source]

Singapore encourages biofuels to fight rising prices.

Singaporean Kom Mam Sun ran his Nissan truck on bio-diesel fuel for two years to test his business idea of turning used cooking oil from restaurants into fuel for vehicles.

Singapore turns to biodiesel to fight rising fuel costs. Singaporean Kom Mam Sun ran his Nissan truck on biodiesel fuel for two years to test his business idea of turning used cooking oil from restaurants into fuel for vehicles. [News Source]

Ethanol fuel plant planned.

Clearfield County will be home to Pennsylvania’s first ethanol fuel plant, a $250 million project that should create 110 permanent jobs, state officials announced Thursday.

Cow gas study not just a lot of hot air. Scientists have launched a multi-million dollar project to reduce flatulence in cows, hoping that a drop in gas can help in the fight against global warming. [News Source]

Pollution, warming hurting Joshua trees. Global warming and air pollution are threatening to take Joshua trees right out of Joshua Tree National Park, according to a national conservation group. [News Source]

Chattanooga urged to limit greenhouse gases. Local Tennessee environmental and religious leaders today urged Chattanoogans to keep their cool by reducing emissions of greenhouse gases linked with global warming. [News Source]

EU lagging in climate goal, action needed: scientists. The European Union is doing too little to achieve its goal of limiting global warming although it portrays itself as a world leader, some academics say. [News Source]

Massive climate change eroded Alps six million years ago. Geologists have said that major climate changes in the Alps six million years ago rapidly led to its erosion. [News Source]

Scientists hail microbe clue to global warming gas production. A microscopic organism being studied by scientists in Scotland is threatening to turn current thinking about the production of greenhouse gases on its head. [News Source]