Sarah Palin Washington Post Op-Ed bashing Copenhagen global warming summit has critics steaming mad (New York Daily News) Sarah Palin's Op-Ed in Wednesday's Washington Post slamming the Copenhagen climate change summiteers for using "agenda-driven" global warming science has heated up critics' temperatures. [News Source]

New ‘climate-change index’ gives warming pointer (AFP via Yahoo! News) Scientists on Wednesday unveiled a Dow Jones-style "climate-change index" aimed at showing in user-friendly form the perils posed by man-made global warming. [News Source]

Developing Countries’ Role Crucial For Climate Change Deal -US (Nasdaq) COPENHAGEN -(Dow Jones)- Major developing countries, and especially China, must commit to their part in reducing greenhouse gas emissions if the world is to reach a global agreement to fight climate change and limit global warming, the U.S. chief negotiator at the climate summit in Copenhagen said Wednesday. [News Source]

Developing Countries’ Role Crucial For Climate Change Deal -US (Nasdaq) COPENHAGEN -(Dow Jones)- Major developing countries, and especially China, must commit to their part in reducing greenhouse gas emissions if the world is to reach a global agreement to fight climate change and limit global warming, the U.S. chief negotiator at the climate summit in Copenhagen said Wednesday. [News Source]

Developing Countries’ Role Crucial For Climate Change Deal -US (Nasdaq) COPENHAGEN -(Dow Jones)- Major developing countries, and especially China, must commit to their part in reducing greenhouse gas emissions if the world is to reach a global agreement to fight climate change and limit global warming, the U.S. chief negotiator at the climate summit in Copenhagen said Wednesday. [News Source]

Developing Countries’ Role Crucial For Climate Change Deal -US (Nasdaq) COPENHAGEN -(Dow Jones)- Major developing countries, and especially China, must commit to their part in reducing greenhouse gas emissions if the world is to reach a global agreement to fight climate change and limit global warming, the U.S. chief negotiator at the climate summit in Copenhagen said Wednesday. [News Source]

Piul, Carteret Islands, Papua New Guinea, Victims of Climate Change (Environmental News Network) Pacific island nations are on the front line of climate change, yet despite being seen as the first victims, many are re-positioning themselves to lead the world in renewable energy infrastructure. Chief Bernard Tunim confronts the issue head-on: "We didn't create global warming but we are its first victims. The industrialized world must take decisive action at the Copenhagen summit before it's ... [News Source]

New ‘climate-change index’ gives pointer on warming peril (ABS-CBNNEWS.com) COPENHAGEN, Denmark - Scientists on Wednesday unveiled a Dow Jones-style "climate-change index" aimed at showing in user-friendly form the perils posed by man-made global warming. [News Source]

Climate deal likely to bear big price tag. If negotiators reach a climate accord in Copenhagen it will entail profound shifts in energy production, dislocations in how and where we live, sweeping changes in agriculture and forestry and the creation of complex new markets in global warming pollution credits, costing trillions over the next few decades. [News Source]

A lingering pool of disbelief. Despite a decade of record drought, Australian farmers refuse to buy into climate change. [News Source]

The 2 degree life: What you can do to stop climate change. Earth's temperature will continue to rise if politicians are unable to reach a global agreement on climate protection. But people also need to be asking themselves: Could a new way of life in Europe help prevent a catastrophe? First of three parts. [News Source]