The even greater global warming swindle (Queensland Country Life) THE controversial documentary The Great Global Warming Swindle misrepresented several leading climate scientists to try to convince people that human-induced climate change is a fraud, Britain's broadcasting regulator, Ofcom, has found. [News Source]

The even greater global warming swindle (North Queensland Register) THE controversial documentary The Great Global Warming Swindle misrepresented several leading climate scientists to try to convince people that human-induced climate change is a fraud, Britain's broadcasting regulator, Ofcom, has found. [News Source]

The even greater global warming swindle (Muswellbrook Chronicle) THE controversial documentary The Great Global Warming Swindle misrepresented several leading climate scientists to try to convince people that human-induced climate change is a fraud, Britain's broadcasting regulator, Ofcom, has found. [News Source]

Nobel winner: U.S. must lead on global warming (The Daily Advance) When it comes to global warming, Nobel Peace Prize-winning scientist Mohan Munasinghe is sure of three things. [News Source]

Channel 4 criticised for global warming ‘polemic’ (The Herald) A controversial Channel 4 documentary about global warming misrepresented the views of the government's former chief scientist, Ofcom ruled yesterday. [News Source]

Warning: Climate Change Is Hazardous to Your Health… [News] (Scientific American) Global warming is bad for your health, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The agency last week warned in a report that more people will die during heat waves, freshwater supplies will shrink, and diseases will spread in coming years, among other impacts of increasing global temperatures. Just weeks ago, it cautioned that a warming climate will also spawn more smog, ... [News Source]

Greenhouse gases could spark fires in West. California has been hit by 2,000 fires this year, and climate scientists are predicting that the situation will worsen as temperatures rise. [News Source]

Warming alters predator-prey balance. While officials across the country hail the Isle Royale Wolf and Moose study as a success, they worry about the rapidly decreasing numbers of both species due to global warming. [News Source]

Nuclear power a thorny issue for candidates. With energy prices at record highs, both candidates are figuring out how to deal with one of the hot button topics: nuclear power. [News Source]

Kremlin to dole out arctic reserves. President Dmitry Medvedev signed a law Friday enabling the Kremlin to handpick companies to develop the vast oil reserves believed to be located in the Russian Arctic. [News Source]

Industry money flows to McCain. The chemical industry has put the majority of its financial support during the 2007–08 election cycle behind the various Republican presidential candidates. Obama is at odds with the chemical industry on key energy and trade issues. [News Source]