It’s a bug’s life as global warming hits our gardens (The Scotsman) SCOTLAND'S gardens are facing potentially devastating new threats from bugs and diseases as a result of global warming, a leading Scottish expert has warned. [News Source]

It’s a bug’s life as global warming hits our gardens (The Scotsman) SCOTLAND'S gardens are facing potentially devastating new threats from bugs and diseases as a result of global warming, a leading Scottish expert has warned. [News Source]

Global Warming Good For Colorado Skiing? (CBS4 Denver) It's hard for ski resorts to see a bright side to global warming trends that are expected to rob the mountains of snow, but for one global warming expert, Colorado resorts may fare better than some. [News Source]

Nuclear Power Can’t Curb Global Warming - Report (Planet Ark) WASHINGTON - Nuclear power would only curb climate change by expanding worldwide at the rate it grew from 1981 to 1990, its busiest decade, and keep up that rate for half a century, a report said on Thursday. [News Source]

UN chief blames Darfur on climate change (Daily Telegraph) UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has said global warming caused the Darfur slaughter, and warned more such conflicts may be looming. [News Source]

“Arctic Tale” puts faces to global-warming threat (Reuters via Yahoo! News) A new movie showing young polar bears and walruses struggling toward adulthood in a melting Arctic puts a pair of charismatic faces on the global warming threat. [News Source]

“Arctic Tale” puts faces to global-warming threat (Reuters via Yahoo! News) A new movie showing young polar bears and walruses struggling toward adulthood in a melting Arctic puts a pair of charismatic faces on the global warming threat. [News Source]

Native American tribes speak out about climate change (Boston Globe) From New Hampshire to California, Native American leaders are speaking out more forcefully about the danger of climate change. [News Source]

ACADEMICS RECOMMEND LOW CARBON ECONOMY TO TACKLE CLIMATE CHANGE (Central News Agency) Taipei, June 17 (CNA) Local and foreign academics suggested at a seminar Sunday that the government consider building a low carbon economy to help mitigate global climate change due to global warming. [News Source]

Surf’s up, Buffalo: The good side of global warming (USA Today) It's not in Al Gore's PowerPoint presentation, but there are some upsides to global warming. Northern homes could save on heating fuel. Rust Belt cities might stop losing snowbirds to the South. Canadian farmers could harvest bumper crops. Greenland may become awash in cod and oil riches. [News Source]

Baptists discuss global warming (Louisville Courier-Journal) A Southern Baptist resolution questioning humans' role in global warming is drawing questions, given the consensus of most scientists that humans do play a role. [News Source]