Humans ‘causing stronger storms’. Increases in hurricane intensity are down to humanity's greenhouse gas emissions, according to new analysis. [News Source]

Europe, Asia pledge to cut emissions. European and Asian leaders pledged Monday to keep cutting greenhouse gases after the U.N.'s Kyoto Protocol expires in 2012. [News Source]

City smog blamed for 1400 deaths. Sydney's polluted air is contributing to the deaths of up to 1400 people a year, NSW Health chiefs admitted yesterday. [News Source]

Funds buy big in the carbon market in China. Investors including Climate Change Capital, Centrica and Deutsche Bank have completed the biggest private sector deal in a growing carbon trade between rich and poor nations, they said on Monday. [News Source]

A man-made global warming fuels hurricanes, study finds. Global warming caused by humans is largely responsible for heating hurricane-forming regions of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, probably increasing the intensity of the storms. [News Source]

Report points to link between global warming and hurricanes. Escalating a vigorous scientific debate, a new study reported more strong links today between human-caused global warming and rising ocean temperatures -- a key factor in the development and growth of hurricanes. [News Source]

New study ties global warming to stronger hurricanes. Most of the increase in ocean temperature that feeds more intense hurricanes is a result of human-induced global warming, says a study that one researcher says "closes the loop" between climate change and powerful storms like Katrina. [News Source]

Global warming is causing hurricane increase, scientists say. Human-induced climate change – not natural variability — is the driving force behind higher ocean temperatures in hurricane spawning regions of the world, scientists from eight major research institutions reported today. [News Source]

Report points to link between global warming, hurricanes. Escalating a vigorous scientific debate, a new study reported more strong links Monday between human-caused global warming and rising ocean temperatures - a key factor in the development and growth of hurricanes. [News Source]

A human spin on hurricanes. Since last year's devastating hurricane season, few issues have been more contentious than whether human-driven global warming is responsible for the increased intensity and frequency of these storms. [News Source]

Study links tropical ocean warming to greenhouse gases. Rising ocean temperatures linked by some studies to tropical storms are very likely a result of global warming caused by greenhouse gas emissions, according to new research. [News Source]