Scientific news grim for UN talks on global warming (AFP via Yahoo! News) An upcoming UN conference on climate change is taking place against a darkening background of scientific news, for barely a week goes by without a major study adding to a tall pile of distressing evidence. [News Source]

10,000 rally in UK over climate change (Stuff) LONDON: Thousands of environmental campaigners have rallied in London ahead of international talks on climate change in Kenya, demanding that world leaders act to curb global warming. [News Source]

Emission impossible. From kiwifruit to olive oil, reports in the UK press say the distance New Zealand food travels to British dinner plates is an unnecessary cause of greenhouse gas emissions. [News Source]

Anti-environmentalist Bush administration. Calls for tougher action on global warming are intensifying as policymakers from countries around the world arrive in Kenya?s capital Nairobi for week-long talks on climate change beginning on Monday. [News Source]

300 sit to take stand against warming Organized by Greenpeace Project Hot Seat, the event was one of six held nationwide during International Day of Action on Global Warming. [News Source]

Climate activists hope to reach voters. Just three days before the national mid-term election, organizers of a demonstration in Vermont said they hope the image will remind voters and political candidates of their obligation to stop global warming. [News Source]

Greenpeace protest aims to fire up Congress over global warming. Environmental activists also hope to encourage the local candidates running for Congress to tackle the issue if they get elected on Tuesday. [News Source]

Eco-activists aim anger at ‘climate terrorist’ Harper. As 25,000 people gathered in London to denounce Big Oil and the U.S. government for its 'sabotage' of the Kyoto protocol on climate change, protesters in Montreal Saturday set their sights on their own public enemy No. One Prime Minister Stephen Harper. [News Source]

As thousands march to halt climate change … car industry admits it can’t meet green pledges. The Greenpeace activists in the bear outfits, the tramp and 22,000 other optimistic people rallied yesterday calling for a halt to climate change. [News Source]

Climate change rally: 10,000 in London call for urgent action. Between 10,000 and 14,000 protesters converged on central London Saturday as part of global protests calling for urgent action from world leaders to tackle climate change, police and organisers said. [News Source]

Climate change: 22,000-plus in London protest for urgent action. Between 22,000 and 25,000 protesters converged on central London Saturday as part of global protests calling for urgent action from world leaders to tackle climate change, police and organisers said. [News Source]