Global warming gets Baptist attention (Baylor Lariat) The Southern Baptist Convention has decided to support a new declaration calling for more action with climate change issues. This marks a significant change in the convention's usually conservative political and theological views. [News Source]

How to weather the impact of global warming on your garden (The Sun Chronicle) CUMBERLAND, R.I. -- Rosanne Sherry forecasts a rosy future for gardeners despite some of the dark-cloud scenarios of global warming. [News Source]

Letter: Man-caused global warming a hoax (AG Weekly) As a plant scientist, I am concerned that Idaho and most states are planning to limit and reduce Carbon Dioxide (CO2) emissions. This is being done to supposedly reduce global warming. [News Source]

EarthTalk: State Measures to Combat Global Warming (Kansas City InfoZine) Dear EarthTalk: In lieu of federal action in the U.S. to combat global warming, have any states taken local measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions? -- David, Monterey, CA [News Source]

Japan, Peru join hands in fight against climate change (EARTHtimes.org) Tokyo - Leaders of Japan and Peru on Monday in Tokyo signed a joint statement to strengthen cooperation in the fight against global warming in their first summit talk in nine years. The statement stipulates that Japan and Peru would focus on mitigati... [News Source]

Prof.’s work gives new look at climate change (Brown Daily Herald) He may not be working for NASA or the Department of Defense, but one Brown professor can predict the course of climate change with his physics equations. [News Source]

India can lead world fight against climate change: Al Gore (SiliconIndia) Type verification code in the box and submit. New Delhi: India can lead the world in development of renewable energy and other new technologies in the fight against climate change, former US vice president Al Gore said here Saturday. [News Source]

Steger wills students to help stop climate change (Daily Vidette) Via long-distance conference call, Will Steger, an explorer and environmental activist, encouraged young people to curb global warming before he set out on another polar expedition to witness its effects. Steger conducted the call from a station in northeast Canada before embarking on a 1,400 mile trek on dogsled across Ellesmere Island, the northernmost point of the North American continent. [News Source]