On the Move to Outrun Climate Change (Washington Post) SEATTLE -- As the Bush administration debates much of the world about what to do about global warming, butterflies and ski-lift operators, polar bears and hydroelectric planners are on the move. [News Source]

Letter from Australia: Nuclear way forward on climate change (New Straits Times) From the UN conference on climate change to G20 and Apec, the agenda comes full circle on prospects of a nuclear industry. [News Source]

Namibia: Weighing the Cost of Climate Change (AllAfrica.com) AS one of the driest countries in sub-Saharan Africa, Namibia will be hit hard by the effects of climate change, says Environment and Tourism Minister Willem Konjore. [News Source]

Progress Made at U.N. Climate Change Conference (The Epoch Times) Despite a reluctance on the part of some countries to implement or step up emissions cuts, the United Nations Climate Change conference in Nairobi concluded last Friday on a positive note, with agr... [News Source]

Impact of climate change in Africa (PhysOrg) Africa is the continent that will suffer most under global warming. Past history gives us lessons on the likely effects of future climate change. Of greatest concern are the 'large infrequent disturbances' to the climate as these will have the most devastating effects. [News Source]

U.S. must join fight against global warming (Traverse City Record-Eagle) When it comes to the international battle against global warming, the United States is still AWOL. At a recent conference with delegates from 180 nations, the Bush administration reiterated its refusal to accept any limits on U.S. greenhouse-gas emissions. [News Source]

Global Warming Project Cuts on the Horizon: Globe Jason McIntyre (580 CFRA News Talk Radio) The fight against global warming may be a bit tougher to wage. The Globe and Mail is reporting that the federal Conservative government is poised, for a second time during its mandate, to eliminate money alloted for environmental programs. [News Source]

A second round of cuts to programs planned to fight global warming (Hamilton Spectator) The Harper government is said to be planning a second round of cuts to programs to fight global warming. The Globe and Mail says some programs that were extended by a year last April are not going to be renewed. [News Source]

BSU professor becomes messenger of climate change (The Star Press) John Vann was trained by Al Gore to educate people about climate change. By SETH SLABAUGH seths@muncie.gannett.com Post Comment [News Source]

Africa to be hardest hit by global warming (New Kerala) Washington, Nov 25: A recent study by ecologists has revealed that Africa will suffer the most from global warming. [News Source]