Is Earth near its ‘tipping points’ from global warming? (USA Today) Earth is spinning toward many points of no return from the damage of global warming, after which disease, desolation and famine are inevitable, say scientists involved in an international report due Friday on the effects of climate change. [News Source]

Global warming newsmaker gets readers heated up (CNET) Blog: "Climate change" sounds almost neutral. "Global warming" is a much hotter phrase. Either can now easily stir up debate amongCNET... [News Source]

Will Climate Change Kill The Amazon? (Science Daily) Scientists showed key research of a profound impact of global warming. Although intact forests are fairly resistant to climate change, with partial deforestation the entire landscape could become drier and a domino effect could occur producing a 'tipping point' affecting the whole forest. [News Source]

Bush says he takes climate change “very seriously” (AFP via Yahoo! News) President George W. Bush said he took climate change very seriously Tuesday, a day after the US Supreme Court ruled the government must regulate greenhouse gases, seen by analysts as a potential watershed in fighting global warming. [News Source]

Environmental Exhibit Shows Local Effects Of Global Warming (WLUC TV 6) Evidence of global warming took center stage at Gogebic Community College in Ironwood. The exhibit "Paradise Lost-Climate Change in the Northwoods" opened this weekend. [News Source]

Global warming’s impact on state discussed today (Tallahassee Democrat) Tallahassee -- Global warming and climate change take on a Florida flair today at the invitation of CFO Alex Sink and Agriculture Commissioner Charlie Bronson. [News Source]

Ruling helps California battle global warming / Supreme Court affirms that states can limit greenhouse gases, attorney … (San Francisco Chronicle) The campaign led by California to combat global warming at the state level took a giant step forward Monday when the U.S. Supreme Court rejected the Bush administration's hands-off approach to climate change and pushed the government toward regulation of... [News Source]

Do something about global warming (Provo Daily Herald) WASHINGTON -- The Supreme Court coupled its first decision on global warming with a plea to anyone elsewhere in government who might be listening: Do something. Justice John Paul Stevens wrote a majority opinion Monday that stressed the U.S. contribution to climate change and the potentially calamitous consequences. [News Source]

Environmental Exhibit Shows Local Effects Of Global Warming (WLUC TV 6) Evidence of global warming took center stage at Gogebic Community College in Ironwood. The exhibit "Paradise Lost-Climate Change in the Northwoods" opened this weekend. [News Source]

Supreme Court warms up to climate change (Aspen Daily News) The Supreme Court rebuked the Bush administration Monday for its inaction on global warming while ruling in favor of its first case on climate change brought forward by an environmental alliance that included the Aspen Skiing Co. [News Source]