Climate experts petition nations

For the first time, more than 200 of the world's leading climate scientists, losing their patience, urged government leaders to take radical action to slow global warming because "there is no time to lose."

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Danish ‘best-selling’ climate change sceptic swims against the tide (AFP via Yahoo! News) As world leaders scramble to address global warming, sceptical environmentalist Bjoern Lomborg finds himself increasingly alone in his claim that climate change poses no imminent threat to the planet. [News Source]

Climate Change Panel Proposes Big Changes for Md. (WBOC Salisbury)

BETHESDA , Md. (AP)- Saying there is no time to delay bold steps to prevent global warming, a Maryland commission on climate change is poised to propose the nation’s toughest carbon cap when the legislature returns next month.

Climate talks generate own emissions

Never before have so many converged to try to save the planet from global warming, with more than 10,000 jetting to Indonesia. But critics say they are contributing to the very problem they aim to solve.

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Electricity used to rebuild coral reefs

Just a few years ago, the lush coral reefs off Bali island were dying out, bleached by rising temperatures, blasted by dynamite fishing and poisoned by cyanide. Now they are coming back, thanks to an unlikely remedy: electricity.

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Today’s Weather: You have to add to global warming to reduce it (Asbury Park Press) Look, whether or not you believe we are experiencing a period of global warming that is the worst since the earth was created, perhaps we should give some of the 10,000 people attending the U.N. Climate Change Conference some credit. [News Source]

Solution to Climate Change & Global Warming (News From Bangladesh) The solution to climate change-global warming is also the solution to stop pollution. Slowing down climate change and pollution is not a solution, it is a delay, and not much of a delay. [News Source]

Danish ‘best-selling’ climate change sceptic swims against the tide (AFP via Yahoo! News) As world leaders scramble to address global warming, sceptical environmentalist Bjoern Lomborg finds himself increasingly alone in his claim that climate change poses no imminent threat to the planet. [News Source]

Bhutan under fire from global warming (Kuensel) 5 December, 2007 - If the emission of greenhouse gases causing global warming continues unabated, as it does today, many Himalayan glaciers will disappear in the next 28 years, according to the UN 2007-2008 Human Development Report on Fighting Climate Change launched in Thimphu on December 4. [News Source]