Global Warming Charging Up Hurricanes (KXAN 36 Austin) Talk about a heated question. Is global warming leading to more destructive hurricanes? A leading researcher from MIT says yes. KXAN NBC Austin Meteorologist Laura Skirde caught up with him Thursday in Austin to get the full story. [News Source]

Climate change could be good for us.

The global warming alarmists want you to feel under siege, not under the weather.

We must wean ourselves from the fossil-fuel habit. Our goal should not be to make gasoline from whatever source we can find, but to wean ourselves from the oil patch. Instead of subsidizing fossil fuel, we should move full speed ahead in an effort for alternate energy sources. [News Source]

California, not Bush, has it right on environment. Everyone in this nation owes thanks to the state of California for again attempting to rescue and restore our natural environment. [News Source]

Saving energy, money starts with simple actions. Minnesotans hold the power to change our energy future. We can act now and save money, reduce emissions and help slow global warming. [News Source]

Global warming not a hot topic in congressional race . The bottom line: Energy policy for both candidates is first about economics and foreign policy - not global warming, the greatest environmental threat humankind has ever faced. [News Source]

We must wean ourselves from the fossil-fuel habit. With the high price of gasoline, people lust again after the 3.3 trillion tons of oil shale in the West. Past promoters created ephemeral booms and devastating busts in the West several times during the past two centuries. [News Source]

Vote yes: It will end dependence on imported oil. When President Bush said in his 2006 State of the Union address that the United States was addicted to oil, he stated the obvious, but offered few solutions. [News Source]

Changes needed to address climate. Everybody talks about the weather, but nobody does anything about it. That needs to change. [News Source]

Global warming: a hot investment opportunity? The push by some major energy companies and countries like China toward renewable sources of power will offer new options for investors. [News Source]

A lot of hot air on pollution. We are not going to criticize Premier Dalton McGuinty for standing up for Ontario's auto industry last week. What we are going to criticize him for, however, is running around in the 2003 election campaign pretending that governments don't have to make tough choices all the time between protecting jobs and protecting the environment. [News Source]