Pollution blanket disrupting climatic pattern.

A three-kilometre deep pollution blanket has been disrupting climate patterns across Asia and beyond.

Protest in Kenya attacks climate-change inaction (CTV.ca) Thousands of demonstrators marched Saturday in Kenya's capital to protest what they called a failure by industrialized countries to curb global warming. [News Source]

Climate change is wiping out three million people (Guardian Unlimited) Kenya's herdsmen are facing extinction as global warming destroys their lands. [News Source]

News analysis: Climate Change (Independent) We are now standing on the threshold of the carbon age. Throughout the rest of our lifetimes, and far into the future as global warming takes hold, we will progressively measure our actions in the stuff. [News Source]

African nations appeal for more aid to tackle impact of climate change (Sunday Herald) KENYAN children led a march by hundreds of people in Nairobi yesterday on the eve of an international climate change conference in the capital demanding action on global warming in Africa. [News Source]

State takes reins of climate change initiatives. With the lack of federal action, New Jersey state officials plan to tackle the issue of global warming on their own. [News Source]

Global climate alarm sounded. The global economy must be radically restructured to curb the world's gluttonous appetite for resources and its climate-warming ways, or it will face ecological and social collapse, environmental guru Lester Brown said Saturday. [News Source]

Carbon trading loses its murky image. The federal Treasurer, Peter Costello, has softened his opposition to carbon trading as the Government cranks up its green credentials in Sydney's west today with the announcement of a $35 million energy-saving project. [News Source]

Local research team pinpoints local impact of climate change. Springtime in Santa Cruz could feel more like June in San Jose within the century if global warming continues unchecked, according to the most detailed look yet at the possible effects of climate change along the Central Coast. [News Source]

In the summit time, songs of protest. As delegates and observers began arriving in jumbo jets in Nairobi for the annual global summit on fighting climate change, people from all over Kenya — including a group of Masai herders from the south — marched, chanted and sang in a demonstration against climate change. [News Source]

Oregon governor pushes for green energy moves. Bolstered by election results, Gov. Ted Kulongoski says he wants to make Oregon a leader in the development of alternative energy. [News Source]