Climate Change in Action in Greenland (Time Magazine) Global warming is a slow, imperceptible process. On a tour of Greenland's glaciers, a TIME reporter almost sees it happening [News Source]

Climate Change in Action in Greenland (Time Magazine) Global warming is a slow, almost imperceptible process. On a tour of Greenland's glaciers, a TIME reporter sees it happening [News Source]

Climate Change in Action in Greenland (Time Magazine) Global warming is a slow, almost imperceptible process. On a tour of Greenland's glaciers, a TIME reporter sees it happening [News Source]

Climate Change in Action in Greenland (Time.com via Yahoo! News) Global warming is a slow, almost imperceptible process. But on a tour of Greenland's glaciers, a TIME reporter sees it right before his eyes [News Source]

Climate Change in Action in Greenland (Time.com via Yahoo! News) Global warming is a slow, almost imperceptible process. But on a tour of Greenland's glaciers, a TIME reporter sees it right before his eyes [News Source]

Customers have tough time getting a Prius. Ten years and 1 million cars ago, Toyota launched a boxy and unlikely entry into the American car market. A high-tech gas-electric hybrid called the Prius. [News Source]

Company may build facility for algae biofuel in Las Cruces. The word "algae" might cause you to wrinkle your nose as you picture a green mass floating on a pond but these organisms may one day be used to fuel your vehicle. [News Source]

DEQ leader cites uncertainty over coal. Government regulators are never in the running for congeniality awards. That might especially be true for the man charged with overseeing permits for new power plants, mines and large-scale livestock operations in Michigan. [News Source]

Second police raid as climate camp gets underway. Five eco-activists will risk jail for breaching a court order banning them from this year’s Camp for Climate Change near Kingsnorth power plant. [News Source]

Beebe mixed on environment. Gov. Mike Beebe promised to err on the side of posterity when it comes to Arkansas' natural resources, but some environmentalists say they're waiting for him to follow through on that pledge. [News Source]

Burning tires scorch cement industry’s green credibility. The cement and concrete industry has a reputation to clean up. It's responsible for 5 per cent to 7 per cent of global greenhouse gas emissions, making it a major contributor to climate change. [News Source]