China, EU to further strengthen cooperation on climate change (People’s Daily) Leaders of China and the European Union (EU) attending the EU-China Summit on Saturday vowed to further strengthen their dialogue and cooperation on the issue of climate change and to promote further development of international climate change policies. [News Source]

Siberian thaw to speed up global warming (Guardian Unlimited) The release of trapped greenhouse gases is pushing the world past the point of no return on climate change. [News Source]

Up to court. The executive and legislative branches of the federal government have pretty much ignored what most scientists believe is the greatest challenge facing mankind -- climate change. [News Source]

A global emissions standard? As the world continues to debate global warming, one big question is how to accommodate the increased growth of the developing economies, especially India and China. How many tons of greenhouse gases are emitted per person globally each year? [News Source]

Should N.Y. step up global warming fight? Yes. New York State is already doing good work to combat global warming. If we now go further and follow in the footsteps of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and California's legislature, we'll continue blazing a trail for states throughout the nation. [News Source]

Start planning now for warmer planet. The latest research on global warming raises the possibility that the problem could be even more intractable than scientists had originally thought. [News Source]

Forget the planet–save the people. Better would be ending the debate about global warming and beginning the dream of having a night sky in Los Angeles that isn't that hazy pale purple color. [News Source]

Evangelical and environmental: why is he news? J. Matthew Sleeth dedicates himself to the Golden Rule: Do unto your planet as you would yourself. [News Source]

In Bolivia, tea leaves of global warming. Global warming is more than an 'inconvenient truth'. The hazards posed by climate change are an immediate danger as storms strengthen, deserts expand, and resources grow increasingly scarce. [News Source]

Should N.Y. step up global warming fight? No. Ever since the Gold Rush, Californians have taken credit for leading the nation with their dynamic culture and responsive politics. That's hardly the case with their much-vaunted new law restricting emissions of carbon dioxide to 1990 levels by the year 2020. [News Source]

Shenandoah’s warming waters cause for concern. According to information gathered by scientists at James Madison University, water temperatures in parts of the Shenandoah River system have been going up in recent years. [News Source]