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]

Cold rush for Arctic’s energy riches. With Arctic ice disappearing, some welcome the "Cold Rush" to expand shipping and drilling, while others fear the effects of climate change and the damage to fragile Arctic zones. [News Source]

Pickens, Gore sidestep differences in alternative-energy quest . The most unlikely alliance in this election year comes from the convergence of interests between billionaire oilman and Republican Party backer T. Boone Pickens and former vice president turned uber-environmentalist Al Gore. [News Source]

Could Texas profit by storing carbon dioxide underground? While many states encourage limiting CO2 emissions, government officials and university researchers in Texas are looking in a different direction: stuff the greenhouse gas underground. [News Source]

Sierra warming: Climate change puts heat on high country. As year-round ice fades from the saw-toothed summits of the Sierra Nevada it's clear an unwelcome reality is at our doorstep: Global warming is local warming. [News Source]

Little outcry on nuclear reactor proposal, As Maryland regulators begin hearings tonight on a proposed third nuclear reactor in Calvert County, one element in the historically raucous debate over nuclear power is notably absent: widespread opposition. [News Source]

Yosemite Valley may hold clues to the future of our water. Scientists predict that climate change will mean more rainfall and less snow in Yosemite in the next 50 years. [News Source]