Australia pledges new funds to cut greenhouse gases. Australian Prime Minister John Howard Wednesday pledged 60 million Australian dollars for projects to cut greenhouse emissions, amid mounting pressure on the government to fight global warming. [News Source]

World seeks way to fight warming. UN climate talks in Kenya next week will hunt for new ways to fight global warming. [News Source]

Australia rejects British climate report. Australia said on Tuesday it would not let down workers and accept a hard-hitting British report on climate change as critics branded the country an environmental "renegade". [News Source]

Corals get climate survival guide. Strategies to help vulnerable marine ecosystems survive the impact of climate change have been published by conservationists. [News Source]

How much will it cost to save the world? Just as arguments about the validity of climate science are dying down, it seems that a new battle is looming over how much the world should spend to tackle climate change. [News Source]

A sunshade for planet earth. One astronomer has come up with a radical plan to save the planet from global warming: launch trillions of feather-light discs into space, where they would form a vast cloud that would block the sun's rays. [News Source]

Canada climate-change stand spurs election talk. Canada's minority Conservative government could face a confidence motion over its climate-change policy this week but political strategists said it was unlikely the country would be thrown into a quick election over the issue. [News Source]

City casts its cold eye on global warming. Sir Nicholas Stern could not have been clearer: there will be winners and losers in the shift to a low-carbon economy. [News Source]

Flat screen televisions ‘will add to global warming.’ The domestic boom in flatscreen televisions could pump hundreds of thousands of tonnes of extra carbon into the atmosphere each, hampering Britain's attempts to cut emissions. [News Source]

Global warming could cool oil prices in long run: analysts. Climate change, the subject of a key independent report published this week, could push oil prices lower in the long term as warmer air reduces demand for heating fuel, analysts said on Tuesday. [News Source]

A new Kyoto but let’s not exaggerate: PM. John Howard will announce today $60 million in spending on 42 projects aimed at reducing greenhouse gases as he seeks to combat Labor accusations that the Government has dragged its feet on global warming. [News Source]