Pavley strikes again at global warming. Assemblymember Fran Pavley celebrated the signing of her second landmark global warming bill, AB 32, in signing ceremonies last week in San Fran- cisco and in her home district, at Pepperdine University in Malibu. [News Source]

Science educators happy over Nobel sweep.

Science advocates said the American public shows a poor grasp of science when they engage important issues like stem cell funding or global warming.

Ambrose apologizes for dismissing Quebec’s environmental concerns. Environment Minister Rona Ambrose apologized Tuesday for saying that "Quebec is not really a concern to me" in developing plans to combat climate change. [News Source]

Leaders put faith in global solution. There is a climate change within the religious community when it comes to the issues of global warming. [News Source]

McGuinty blasts emissions plan.

Auto makers in Canada will be forced to do more to stop global warming by selling cars and trucks that emit fewer greenhouse gases starting in 2010, Conservative cabinet ministers told industry CEOs last night.

The century of drought. Drought threatening the lives of millions will spread across half the land surface of the Earth in the coming century because of global warming. [News Source]

Global warming devastates sea ice in Arctic Circle. Sea ice in the Arctic last month melted to its second lowest monthly minimum in the 29-year record of satellite measurements. [News Source]

McGuinty blasts emissions plan. Auto makers will be forced to do more to stop global warming by selling cars and trucks that emit fewer greenhouse gases starting in 2010, Conservative cabinet ministers said. [News Source]

Extreme droughts will spread, warn forecasters. Nearly a third of the world's land surface may be at risk of extreme drought by the end of the century, leading to mass migrations of "environmental refugees", climate experts warned yesterday. [News Source]

Alaskans sure it’s getting warmer. Four of every five Alaskans believe the Earth is getting warmer, a new poll suggests, and most of them think global climate change is transforming the landscape as the summer Arctic ice pack shrinks, forests burn and fall storms batter coastal villages. [News Source]

Farewell to snows on the equator? East Africa's snowcapped mountains may be just a dozen years from losing their snow crowns. [News Source]