Climate change could boost farmers, says Miliband (Guardian Unlimited) Climate change could prove an opportunity for British farmers, the environment secretary said today. But David Miliband emphasised that the principle of "the polluter pays" would be applied to farming as to other industries. [News Source]

Bush looking at global warming ideas (AP via Yahoo! News) President Bush and German Chancellor Angela Merkel pledged closer cooperation on combatting global warming and in trying to prod a Middle East peace on Thursday, brushing aside lingering differences between the two countries. [News Source]

Bush Looking at Global Warming Ideas (The San Francisco Examiner) WASHINGTON - President Bush on Thursday welcomed German Chancellor Angela Merkel's proposal to prod the Middle East peace process and said he was open to new ideas to combat global warming. [News Source]

Climate change prompts Cabinet change in Canada (CNN.com) TORONTO, Ontario (AP) -- Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Thursday his government will do more to combat climate change after he moved his environment minister out of her portfolio amid growing concern about global warming. [News Source]

Climate Change Inspires Art (WBUR Boston) A Roslindale artist takes on global warming in her sound and sights show at the new ICA. [News Source]

FDs brand climate change tax strategy ‘pathetic’ (Accountancy Age) The government is using green issues to raise general taxation, and not in a coherent strategy to combat global warming, finance directors have said. [News Source]

Report Says ExxonMobil Cultivates Global Warming Doubt (Environmental News Network) Energy giant ExxonMobil borrowed tactics from the tobacco industry to raise doubt about climate change, spending $16 million on groups that question global warming, a science watchdog group said Wednesday. [News Source]

Scientists say oil company misinforms public on global warming (USA Today) ExxonMobil Corp. gave $16 million to 43 ideological groups between 1998 and 2005 in a coordinated effort to mislead the public by discrediting the science behind global warming, the Union of Concerned Scientists asserted Wednesday. [News Source]

Scientists: Exxon Mobil misinforms public on global warming (Fort Worth Star-Telegram) The Irving-based company gave $16 million to 43 ideological groups between 1998 and 2005 in an effort to mislead the public by discrediting the science behind global warming, the Union of Concerned Scientists asserted Wednesday. [News Source]

EonMobile and science advocacy group in global warming fracas (The Monterey County Herald) Advocates and opponents of mandatory limits on greenhouse gases are preparing for a global warming debate that is heating up even faster than the globe itself. [News Source]

Exxon accused of global warming deception (The Decatur Daily) WASHINGTON (AP) — ExxonMobil Corp. gave $16 million to 43 ideological groups between 1998 and 2005 in an effort to mislead the public by discrediting the science behind global warming, the Union of Concerned Scientists asserted Wednesday. [News Source]