EU says it compromise global warming proposal (NDTV) Is mankind playing havoc with nature? The European Union said today it supported a compromise proposal on future negotiations for a new global warming pact, bringing contentious talks at a UN climate change conference nearer to resolution. [News Source]

EU says it accepts compromise global warming proposal at UN conference (AP via Yahoo! Singapore News) The European Union said Saturday it supported a compromise proposal on future negotiations for a new global warming pact, bringing contentious talks at a U.N. climate change conference nearer to resolution. [News Source]

EU says it accepts compromise global warming proposal at UN conference (AP via Yahoo! Malaysia News) The European Union said Saturday it supported a compromise proposal on future negotiations for a new global warming pact, bringing contentious talks at a U.N. climate change conference nearer to resolution. [News Source]

EU says it accepts compromise global warming proposal at UN conference (Philstar.com) BALI, Indonesia (AP) - The European Union said it supported a compromise proposal on future negotiations for a new global warming pact, bringing contentious talks at a U.N. climate change conference nearer to resolution. [News Source]

UN climate change talks head toward final agreement (EARTHtimes.org) Bali Island, Indonesia - Global climate change negotiators returned to talks Saturday in a final attempt to reach an agreement for a pact to fight global warming after the Kyoto Protocol expires in 2012. The conference was scheduled to end Friday, bu... [News Source]

Climate Change: Respects No Borders, Affects All (Scoop.co.nz) Global warming impacts everyone regardless of national borders, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said today, calling on negotiators at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Bali, Indonesia, to overcome differences and agree on a road map to tackle the issue. [News Source]

Global Warming Commission hires consulting group (Arkansas News Bureau) By John Lyon Arkansas News Bureau LITTLE ROCK - In its first major decision since being formed by an act of the state Legislature this year, the Governor's Commission on Global Warming voted Thursday to hire a consulting group to help develop policy recommendations aimed at reducing Arkansas' contribution to climate change. [News Source]

Study shows how clean-energy programs fight global warming (Tri-State Neighbor) As climate change concerns creep into new laws, a recent study shows farm policy is already aiding the cause and has potential to further curb gases that cause global warming. [News Source]

Global Warming Commission hires consulting group (Arkansas News Bureau) By John Lyon Arkansas News Bureau LITTLE ROCK - In its first major decision since being formed by an act of the state Legislature this year, the Governor's Commission on Global Warming voted Thursday to hire a consulting group to help develop policy recommendations aimed at reducing Arkansas' contribution to climate change. [News Source]

3,000 walruses die in stampedes

Several thousand walruses in Russia's Arctic were killed in stampedes after the disappearance of sea ice caused them to crowd onto the shoreline.

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Climate skeptics still making their case

The head of the U.N. panel on climate change compared him to Hitler. Another leading scientist called him a parasite. A third described his latest book as a "stealth attack" on mankind.

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