Climate Change Experts Look to European Model for Curbing Emissions (The Online NewsHour) An international panel of scientists issued a report last week on the potential impacts of global warming. In the first part of a series on climate change, an advocate for an emissions cap-and-trade system used in Europe explains how it could work in the United States. [News Source]

Report: Climate change may cause widespread hunger in Asia (ABC 7 El Paso) BANGKOK, Thailand A U-N report released today spells out some more of the possible consequences of climate change around the globe. The U-N panel on global warming says... [News Source]

Insurers to disclose climate change risks (Market Watch) WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- In a sign of increasing investor concern about global warming, two big insurers agreed to disclose information about the risks they face from climate change and how they'll try to combat those risks, mutual fund family Calvert and investors' coalition Ceres said Tuesday. [News Source]

Climate change report: Act now, or face flood and fire (The New Zealand Herald) New Zealand is being warned to prepare for floods, droughts and fire over the next century as a result of climate change and global warming. [News Source]

IPCC Report: Responding To The Impacts Of Human-caused Climate Change (Science Daily) The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has finalized a new report that assesses the current and future impacts of global warming and explores opportunities for proactively adapting to them. [News Source]

Climate change report: Act now, or face flood and fire (The New Zealand Herald) New Zealand is being warned to prepare for floods, droughts and fire over the next century as a result of climate change and global warming. [News Source]

Global warming to hit property (Herald Sun) COASTAL residents could soon feel the effect of climate change if homes become uninsurable against severe weather caused by global warming. [News Source]

Singer Sheryl Crow starts global warming tour (Moldova.org) Singer Sheryl Crow began a bus tour of U.S. colleges to raise awareness about global warming on Monday, one of several high-profile celebrities to take up the cause of climate change, relates The Associated Press. Sheryl Crow, a Grammy award winning singer/songwriter, will speak about the issue and sing at the college stops. "I am here because the more I learn about global warming the more I feel ... [News Source]

Sheryl Crow starts global warming tour (Reuters via Yahoo! News) Singer Sheryl Crow began a bus tour of U.S. colleges to raise awareness about global warming on Monday, one of several high-profile celebrities to take up the cause of climate change. [News Source]

Climate change future grim: UN report (The West Australian) Australia's coastal residents could be about to feel the impact of climate change on their property values if their homes become uninsurable against severe weather caused by global warming. [News Source]

Local group fights global warming (The Frederick News-Post) FREDERICK -- Frederick residents concerned about the effects of global warming will gather Saturday to urge Congress to help stop climate change. [News Source]