Trading the country’s debt for climate change. Environmental Minister takes on the world in a unique challenge. [News Source]

The climate change unbelievers. Global warming is happening and we're to blame, right? Not according to a die-hard band of naysayers that continue to rail against the consensus. [News Source]

Westminster protester Tamsin Omond prepared to risk jail in cause of climate change. Omond is the founder of Climate Rush, the group behind tomorrow's demonstration in Parliament Square that will call for an end to airport expansion and tougher measures to control carbon dioxide emissions. [News Source]

Race row Tory walks into new storm over climate change. A Scottish Conservative candidate who was suspended in a row over race has become embroiled in a fresh controversy over climate change. [News Source]

Jordan’s success in reducing greenhouse gases economically rewarding. While a threat to the country’s water resources, global warming could serve as an opportunity to enhance Jordan’s economy, Minister of Environment Khalid Irani said on Saturday. [News Source]

Sewage is flush with hidden energy potential, speaker says. Sewage treatment plants can be considered power-generating stations, yet their potential is going largely untapped in the Northwest and throughout the United States, according to energy expert David Parry. [News Source]

20 great green designs. Designers have inadvertently helped to generate the current environmental crisis because, by creating desirable products, they have helped fuel the global consumer economy and its attendant consumption of resources and pollution. Today, the profession is trying to make amends. [News Source]

Architecture makes life and all its sciences feel grandly transparent in a green museum. Replacing the California Academy of Sciences' former 12 buildings, the new facility houses a natural history museum, aquarium, and planetarium under one roof, along with laboratory facilities. [News Source]

The IoS Green List: Britain’s top 100 environmentalists. Britain's most successful transport campaigner has come top of the first comprehensive list of the country's most effective greens, compiled by The Independent on Sunday. [News Source]

Power player: WIPPI provides electricity for 50 municipally operated utilities. In an industry increasingly dominated by big, powerful, publicly traded utility companies, WPPI, founded nearly 30 years ago, has carved a niche of its own. [News Source]

Alternative energy in vogue. No matter who wins the presidential election in November, the future looks bright for solar power and other alternative energy sources in Western North Carolina. [News Source]