Landfills stink of energy, money. Businesses and local governments are teaming up to generate electricity or steam from the methane gas produced by decomposing garbage buried in landfills. [News Source]

Carbon capture: Climate savior? Burying greenhouse gases underground is emerging as humanity's number one weapon to fight global warming, hailed by the oil and coal industry and even cautiously welcomed by environmentalists. [News Source]

Melting permafrost indicates chilling future. Climate change may not melt Canada's permafrost, but it may change it in dangerous ways. [News Source]

Climate change is changing our world. "Climate change affects every Canadian and every activity we're engaged in, there's not one activity that's immune." [News Source]

‘This is frightening’. Recent drought and climatic warming, whether natural or human-caused, are having significant effects on Wyoming’s water supplies, the deputy state engineer said at a water conference at the University of Wyoming Thursday. [News Source]

Bay area congregations to spotlight global-warming films. Al Gore, the former vice president and environmental evangelist, will be appearing at temples and churches across the nation this month. Well, sort of. [News Source]

Green churches, local congregations embrace environmentalism. A Seattle-based group is leading a remarkable change that has congregations across the country embracing environmental stewardship and advocacy. [News Source]

Alaskans believe global warming is occurring. An extensive survey on the impact of global warming in Alaska finds the majority of people see higher temperatures as a real threat and in Kodiak signs of its effect may be most apparent in its fisheries. [News Source]

Delta studies flooding scenarios. Climate change is coming to Delta's shoreline, and the municipality is studying how to respond. [News Source]

U.S. goes own way on climate policy. When it comes to global warming, the Bush administration puts its faith in volunteerism and new energy technologies to scale back America’s Everest of heat-trapping gases. [News Source]

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]