Supreme Court to Take Up Global Warming (Washington Post) WASHINGTON -- The Bush administration is defending its refusal to regulate carbon dioxide emissions from new motor vehicles in the first case about global warming to reach the Supreme Court. [News Source]

Supreme Court Takes On Global Warming? (Forbes) A heated argument: Should the EPA regulate carbon dioxide, king of global warming gasses? [News Source]

Supreme Court to take up global warming (AP via Yahoo! News) The Bush administration is defending its refusal to regulate carbon dioxide emissions from new motor vehicles in the first case about global warming to reach the Supreme Court. [News Source]

Shrinking from the heat of global warming (The Oregonian) A Bush administration that usually claims the power to do whatever it wants will argue today that the federal government doesn't have the authority to address global warming, the biggest environmental threat to the planet. [News Source]

Supreme Court to take up global warming (AP via Yahoo! News) The Bush administration is defending its refusal to regulate carbon dioxide emissions from new motor vehicles in the first case about global warming to reach the Supreme Court. [News Source]

Commission attacks climate change (Bozeman Daily Chronicle) The Bozeman City Commission turned up the heat on global warming Monday night. Commissioners voted unanimously to adopt the Mayor's Climate Change Protection Agreement after a huge showing of local support. [News Source]

Supreme Court hears case on global warming (USA Today) The Supreme Court took up its first-ever case on global warming this morning, hearing arguments from states and environmentalists seeking federal regulation of motor-vehicle emissions. [News Source]

Justices to Decide Merits of Global Warming Petition (New York Times) The Supreme Court will hear arguments on the questions of whether the federal government, particularly the Environmental Protection Agency, is authorized to take action on global warming. [News Source]

Warmer oceans storing climate change dangers (Guardian Unlimited) · Sea temperature rise will intensify global warming · Marine life may be badly hit, warns Lovelock [News Source]

Climate change already affecting UK’s marine life (Independent) Britain's coasts are already being affected by climate change, according to a panel of experts convened by the Government to assess the likely impact of global warming. These changes are altering the number, variety and distributions of every kind of marine organism, from plankton and fish to top predators such as seabirds. [News Source]

Bush faces legal action over global warming (Independent) The Bush administration could be forced to take action on global warming using a 30-year-old piece of legislation to control the nation's vast emissions of greenhouse gases. [News Source]