Where McCain, Obama stand on global warming (USA Today) The plans of presidential candidates are never set in stone, if only because circumstances and the makeup of Congress change after the election. Here's where the candidates stand on global warming. [News Source]

Alarmists Still Heated Even As World Cools (Investor’s Business Daily via Yahoo! News) Climate Change: It's been a bad year for global warming alarmists. Record cold periods and snowfalls are occurring around the globe. The hell that the radicals have promised is freezing over. [News Source]

Alarmists Still Heated Even As World Cools (Investor’s Business Daily via Yahoo! Finance) Climate Change: It's been a bad year for global warming alarmists. Record cold periods and snowfalls are occurring around the globe. The hell that... [News Source]

Offsetting Bush’s green legacy: Advice for No. 44. There is no shortage of people eager to see President George W. Bush hit the road — his approval rating hovers at 25% — but few will celebrate the end of the Bush era more than environmentalists. [News Source]

A green lesson from Iceland. Since the 1970s, Iceland has gone from relying on imported coal for 75 percent of its energy to getting more than 82 percent of its energy from geothermal and hydro power. [News Source]

Identifying the dripping taps of climate change. The agents of climate change are hard to investigate. In every case, their effects on the global environment look minuscule, but over geological timescales the effects can really add up. [News Source]

Climate change fears for threatened pandas. Climate change may be about to affect the lives of rare species such as the giant panda according to researchers at York University. [News Source]

Bewick swans begin arriving in the UK. Warmer Arctic weather seems to have persuaded the swans to delay their annual migration journey from Russia to the UK. [News Source]

Los Gatos signs onto to new PG&E project to help environment. Los Gatos has enrolled in a PG&E program that is designed to offset the town's greenhouse gas emissions by funding environmental projects. [News Source]

Dry mushrooms could slow climate change. Sometimes it's just too hot to eat, even if you're a mushroom -- and that could help curb climate change. [News Source]

Prince Charles: Rich countries should pay annual ‘bills’ to stop rainforest destruction. In a speech in Indonesia, the Prince said the services provided by the rainforests such as storing carbon and generating rain water should be paid for. [News Source]