Global Warming Concern Unites Groups (San Diego Business Journal) Four San Diego institutions have announced a partnership to increase awareness of global warming and the impacts it could have on the local climate. [News Source]

`Axis of Oil’ more important to Prime Minister than health of planet. Exxon, the world's richest and mightiest corporation, was the leading force behind a massive 10-year campaign to block the Kyoto accord and ensure the world remains hooked on oil. [News Source]

The costs of delaying Yucca Mountain. To understand why we need a central repository for the radioactive waste stored at more than 100 nuclear power plants around the U.S., look no further than the site of the decommissioned Connecticut Yankee nuclear plant. [News Source]

Paradise lost — and found. Unwise coastal development, pollution, overfishing, global warming, and ineffective government management are destoying Florida's environment. [News Source]

Big corporations ready to battle global warming threat. An extraordinary and startling development in the past year or so has been corporate America's growing enthusiasm in meeting the global warming challenge. [News Source]

At last - a crusade all Europe can agree on. Eurosceptic politicians across the Continent increasingly question what the European Union is actually for. Energy security and fighting climate change are two obvious answers. [News Source]

Global Warming Concern Unites Groups (San Diego Business Journal) Four San Diego institutions have announced a partnership to increase awareness of global warming and the impacts it could have on the local climate. [News Source]

Climate Change Forces Farming Innovation (KiplingerForecasts.com) Gary Larsen, a 63-year-old grandfather who raises corn and soybeans is among the growing number of farmers concerned with the potential effects of global warming. [News Source]

Climate change forces farming innovation (AP via Yahoo! News) Gary Larsen, a 63-year-old grandfather who raises corn and soybeans is among the growing number of farmers concerned with the potential effects of global warming. "We don't know how the world could actually turn out, but doing absolutely nothing and sticking your head in the sand is not an option," said Larsen, who lives near Elk Horn, Iowa. [News Source]

Global Warming Study Predicts Wild Ride (News 8 San Diego) The world _ especially the Western United States, the Mediterranean region and Brazil _ will likely suffer more extended droughts, heavy rainfalls and longer heat waves over the next century because of global warming, a new study forecasts. [News Source]

Global Warming Concern Unites Groups (San Diego Business Journal) Four San Diego institutions have announced a partnership to increase awareness of global warming and the impacts it could have on the local climate. [News Source]