Gov.’s climate change speech is a hit (Los Angeles Times) Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger received a standing ovation Saturday at a national meeting of mayors in Century City when he encouraged local governments to take the lead in combating climate change. [News Source]

Aotearoa Live – Climate Change Day of Action (Scoop.co.nz) July 7 is Aotearoa Live – a day for New Zealanders to express their concern about climate change. [News Source]

China gets serious about global warming (The National) At a small forum at the Holiday Inn last year, a resident at one of Port Moresby’s settlements posed this question: “What can we as individuals and families do about climate change?” [News Source]

The brutal facts on climate change (Ararat Advertiser) TWO years ago, a Federal Government report warned Australia's northern rainforests were "not expected to keep pace with rapid changes in temperature and rainfall" caused by climate change. [News Source]

Byfield: Global warming skeptics score a few points (CNews) In the rising hysteria over the global warming issue, a kind of race against time appears to be developing. The question is: What will happen first? Will the "global warmists" be able to stop the oilsands projects, wrecking the economy of Alberta and much of Canada in the process? [News Source]

Governor urges cities to fight climate change (Contra Costa Times) LOS ANGELES -- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger told U.S. mayors Saturday that they must take the lead in battling global warming and creating an economy based on "clean" technology. [News Source]

Mayors urged to fight global warming (San Jose Mercury News) LOS ANGELES (AP) - Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger told U.S. mayors Saturday that they must take the lead in battling global warming and creating an economy based on clean technology. [News Source]

Global warming skeptics score a few points (Calgary Sun) In the rising hysteria over the global warming issue, a kind of race against time appears to be developing. The question is: What will happen first? Will the "global warmists" be able to stop the oilsands projects, wrecking the economy of Alberta and much of Canada in the process? [News Source]

Gov.’s climate change speech is a hit (Los Angeles Times) Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger received a standing ovation Saturday at a national meeting of mayors in Century City when he encouraged local governments to take the lead in combating climate change. [News Source]

PCC to take steps to curb global warming (Portland Tribune) Portland Community College has become the seventh college in the state to formally commit to taking steps to curb global warming. The changes are coming from the top as higher education leaders across the country are responding to concerns about climate change. So far, 291 college and university ... [News Source]

Schwarzenegger says cities will lead climate change battle (North County Times) LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger told U.S. mayors Saturday they must take the lead in battling global warming and creating an economy based on "clean" technology. [News Source]