Five-day march calls for political action on global warming (Boston Globe) More than 600 people spanning nearly half a mile marched into Burlington Monday in what organizers said was the country's largest global warming demonstration to date. [News Source]

Energy review ignores climate change ‘tipping point’ (Guardian Unlimited) Environment: The world only has 10 years to develop new technologies to generate clean electricity before climate change reaches a point of no return, energy expert warns. [News Source]

Cali out front on greenhouse gas regs.

California will impose the kind of sweeping greenhouse gas emissions reductions the federal government has rejected.

Chancellor accused of blocking global warming plans (Times Online) Gordon Brown was accused today by one of Britain’s leading climate change scientists of blocking attempts to combat global warming. Peter Smith, an emeritus professor at Nottingham University, said the Chancellor of the Exchequer has repeatedly refused to provide adequate finances for green energy. [News Source]

Climate Panel Lowers Global Warming Forecast, Report Says (Environmental News Network) The world's top climate scientists are slightly less pessimistic in their latest forecasts for global warming over the next 100 years, the Australian newspaper reported on Saturday. [News Source]

It never rains, but it pours a lot more. Soaking Scotland is suffering four times more long spells of rain than it did 30 years ago, a study has revealed. [News Source]

California sees ‘greenrush’ in global warming move. In a land where fortunes were spun from gold, films and silicon chips, California's leaders envisage a "greenrush" with their groundbreaking law to fight global warming. [News Source]

Warning: act now on climate. Australia needs to adapt now to a warmer, drier climate for the rest of the century while working to cut greenhouse emissions, the nation's major fossil fuel industries have warned. [News Source]

Climate panel lowers global warming forecast:. The world's top climate scientists are slightly less pessimistic in their latest forecasts for global warming over the next 100 years. [News Source]

Killer bug on move with global warming (Daily Telegraph) A flesh-eating bacterium that can kill is spreading northward in salty European waters in response to climate change, a scientist will warn the festival. [News Source]

EarthTalk: Global Warming and the Spread of Disease. (Kansas City InfoZine) Dear EarthTalk: I know that global warming causes extreme weather and melts glaciers and causes sea level rises. But how does it increase the spread of disease? -- Curran Clark, Seattle, WA [News Source]