U.S. evangelicals warm to climate change (Moldova.org) A small but vocal minority of U.S. evangelical Christians has joined the movement against global warming, The Washington Post reported Wednesday.Wooed by British religious leaders and U.S. environmental groups, they could be the vanguard of a reconciliation between environmentalists and born-again Christians, the newspaper said.British evangelicals warmed to the climate change issue earlier than ... [News Source]

Lake Fades in Two Months Because of Global Warming (ABC News) Scientists are blaming global warming for the disappearance of a glacial lake. [News Source]

Poll: Fla. believes global warming a threat (Florida Today) TALLAHASSEE -- Most Floridians believe global warming is a threat that will have adverse impacts on the state in future years and support Gov. Charlie Crist's climate change initiatives, a new statewide poll indicates. The Mason-Dixon poll was commissioned by the green group Environmental Defense and released today. It found 69 percent of those surveyed felt greenhouse gases would negatively ... [News Source]

Poll shows Floridians concerned over climate change (WTSP - Tampa Bay’s 10 News) Most Floridians believe global warming is a threat that will have adverse impacts on the state in future years and support Gov. Charlie Crist's climate change initiatives, a new statewide poll indicates. [News Source]

Climate change challenging gardeners to plant smarter (CNN.com) NEW MARKET, Virginia (AP) -- Don't look now, but the early signs of climate change have already landed with a thud in our backyards. [News Source]

U.N.: Global warming will be hardest on developing nations (Houston Chronicle) Global warming will likely hit food production in developing nations the hardest, increasing the risks of drought and famine in the countries that already struggle to feed their populations, a senior U.N. official said. [News Source]

Global warming research under attack, Gore says (The News & Observer) Former Vice President Al Gore said Tuesday that some of the world's largest energy companies, including Exxon Mobil Corp., are funding research aimed at disputing the scientific consensus on global warming as part of a campaign to mislead the public [News Source]

UN: Global warming to hit poor hardest (AP via Yahoo! News) Global warming will likely hit food production in developing nations the hardest, increasing the risks of drought and famine in the countries that already struggle to feed their populations, a senior U.N. official said Tuesday. [News Source]

ANALYSIS - Floods find India wanting as climate change looms (Reuters via Yahoo! Asia News) NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Climate change might get some blame for South Asia's catastrophic floods, but government ineptitude has dramatically magnified the misery facing tens of millions of people in India, aid groups and experts say. [News Source]

ANALYSIS-Floods find India wanting as climate change looms (AlertNet) Source: Reuters By Simon Denyer NEW DELHI, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Climate change might get some blame for South Asia's catastrophic floods, but government ineptitude has dramatically magnified the misery facing tens of ... [News Source]

Americans Chide Bush on Climate Change Efforts (Angus Reid) (Angus Reid Global Monitor) - Many adults in the United States are disappointed with the way their president has dealt with global warming, according to a poll by Princeton Survey Research Associates released by Newsweek. 68 per cent of respondents think the George W. Bush administration has not done enough to try to address climate change. [News Source]