More heart problems with global warming (The Times of India) VIENNA: Global warming may be forcing polar bears southward and melting glaciers, but it could also have an impact on your heart. Doctors warn that the warmer weather expected with climate change might also produce more heart problems. [News Source]

Scientists Say Global Warming To Hit Africa Hardest (Environmental News Network) PRETORIA (Reuters) - Africa will suffer the most if the world fails to reduce global warming, with parts of the impoverished continent becoming uncultivable or uninhabitable, top British government scientists said on Wednesday. In a presentation in Pretoria, David King, the British government's chief scientific adviser, warned climate change, if unchecked, would lead to worsening drought in ... [News Source]

Bush backs Australia on climate change deal (USA Today) Developing nations said a Pacific Rim summit is no place to discuss details about global warming even as host Australia and the USA urged them Wednesday to accept a greater role in halting climate change. [News Source]

Global warming could mean more heart problems, warn doctors (India Daily) Global warming may be forcing polar bears southward and melting glaciers, but it could also have an impact on your heart. Doctors warn that the warmer weather expected with climate change might also produce more heart problems. [News Source]

Bush supporting Australian proposal for climate change (KJCT 8 Grand Junction) SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - President Bush is urging Pacific Rim nations to band together to reduce global warming. Climate change is topping the agenda at an annual summit for Asia-Pacific leaders, held this year in Sydney, Australia. [News Source]

Bush supporting Australian proposal for climate change (KTRE-TV East Texas) SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - President Bush is urging Pacific Rim nations to band together to reduce global warming. Climate change is topping the agenda at an annual summit for Asia-Pacific leaders, held this year in Sydney, Australia. [News Source]

Bush supporting Australian proposal for climate change (KRON 4 Bay Area) SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - President Bush is urging Pacific Rim nations to band together to reduce global warming. Climate change is topping the agenda at an annual summit for Asia-Pacific leaders, held this year in Sydney, Australia. [News Source]