Climate change protesters demand British government act fast. About 20,000 environmental activists protested in central London on Saturday, demanding that the government take urgent action against climate change. [News Source]

Labour’s green hypocrisy. The minister charged with fighting global warming has refused to say how much tax Britons will have to pay to combat climate change. [News Source]

10,000 rally in UK over climate change. 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]

Nuclear power on agenda.

Prime Minister John Howard has put nuclear power firmly on the election campaign agenda, creating a clear demarcation between the coalition and the strongly anti-nuclear Labor and green groups.

Merkel calls for EU strategy on climate change. Europe needs to take the lead on tackling climate change and develop a unified strategy for when the Kyoto Protocol expires, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said. [News Source]

Leaders to force global warming issue. The leaders of Britain and Germany said they would work to put global warming at the top of the international agenda and would try to get the U.S. more involved in confronting the problem. [News Source]

U.N. says 2005 set greenhouse gas record. Heat-trapping greenhouse gases in the atmosphere reached a record high in 2005 and are still increasing, the U.N. weather agency said Friday. [News Source]

Greenhouse gas levels topping records…and rising. Levels of heat-trapping greenhouse gases in the atmosphere hit a record last year and are likely to keep rising unless emissions are radically cut. [News Source]

PM calls off European summit. Stephen Harper has surprised and annoyed European Union leaders by cancelling a planned Canada-EU summit, where he was going to be criticized for abandoning this country's commitment to the Kyoto Protocol on global warming. [News Source]

Saving the planet all part of the job to green capitalist. Mark Woodall, who has raised more private money to help slash greenhouse gas emissions than anyone else in the world, knows today could go down in history as the tipping point in the battle against global warming. [News Source]

Activists: Developing countries like Philippines bear brunt of climate change cost. Developing countries such as the Philippines are bearing the brunt of the cost of climate change, with huge economic losses from extreme weather like cyclones and droughts, activists said Saturday. [News Source]