Reducing soot could help slow climate change (Sydney Morning Herald) SHARPLY reducing the amount of "black carbon" - commonly known as soot - in the atmosphere could help slow global warming and buy precious time in the fight against climate change, new research says. [News Source]

Climate change threat to native species: WWF (The West Australian) Climate change poses a grave threat to native species and a boon for introduced pests like the cane toad, an environmental report says. [News Source]

The Security Council must act preemptively – on climate change (The Christian Science Monitor via Yahoo! News) The United Nations tackled the task of troubleshooting climate change last month. [News Source]

Curbing soot could blunt global warming: study (Gulf Times) PARIS: Sharply reducing the amount of black carbon – commonly known as soot – in the atmosphere could help slow global warming and buy precious time in the long-term fight against climate change, according to a study released yesterday. [News Source]

Climate change favours cane toads (Perth Now) As cane toads bear down on WA reports claim climate change gives the introduced pests even more of an advantage over native species. [News Source]

Curbing soot could blunt global warming: study (Express India) Sharply reducing the amount of black carbon commonly known as soot in atmosphere could help slow global warming, according to a study. [News Source]

Cranking up shareholder resolutions on climate change (Market Watch) Investors in record numbers are demanding that companies go green: 54 global-warming shareholder resolutions this year have been filed with U.S. companies. [News Source]