Green Power on the march: Thousands unite to rally against global warming (Independent) People power comes to the fight against climate change today as Britain witnesses its biggest march and rally demanding the Government acts against the threat of global warming. [News Source]

Why New Zealand firms are feeling heat over global warming.

Talk of “food miles” in the wake of a major international report on climate change has sent a ripple of fear through New Zealand’s vital export trade.

Climate rally to call for action. Climate change campaigners are due to rally in London as part of global protests calling for world leaders to act urgently on the issue. [News Source]

Bracks vows 10pc home emissions cut. The Bracks Labor Government in Victoria has promised to help families cut greenhouse gas emissions by 10 per cent if re-elected. [News Source]

Green power on the march: Thousands unite to rally against global warming. People power comes to the fight against climate change today as Britain witnesses its biggest march and rally demanding the Government acts against the threat of global warming. [News Source]

California greenhouse emissions up 14% 1990-2004. California's polluting greenhouse gas emissions rose more than 14 percent between 1990 and 2004. [News Source]

Green light for Howard to go nuclear. John Howard's hand-picked nuclear energy taskforce will find that a nuclear industry could be commercially viable within 15 years, giving the green light to the Prime Minister to radically shake up Australia's energy market. [News Source]

Governments worldwide cast doubt on ‘radical’ threat to fishing. Governments and the UN food agency cast serious doubts Friday on an major scientific study which says that all marine fish and seafood species face collapse by 2048. [News Source]

Stern raises stakes on climate change action. Former World Bank economist Sir Nicholas Stern warns that Australia must provide incentives for new technologies that reduce greenhouse gas emissions or they will not be used. [News Source]

Greenhouse gains sunk by frequent flyers. Britain not only hosts more flights than any other European country, but a fifth of all international flights pass through the country. [News Source]

Climate change, air quality are top green priorities. Singapore Environment and Water Resources Minister Dr Yaacob Ibrahim said his team will be identifying the necessary measures needed to battle climate change. [News Source]