Science, climate change and policy (Brattleboro Reformer) Global warming deniers have garnered a lot of attention in recent years. [News Source]

Naked Naga saints to use Kumbha Mela to campaign against global warming (New York Daily News) When thousands of naked Hindus speak, will the world listen? That's what the Naga Sadhus hope will happen starting later this month, when they spread their anti-global warming message during Kumbha Mela. [News Source]

AP Poll: Most see climate change as serious (Park Hills Daily Journal) WASHINGTON (AP) — Three of every four Americans view climate change as a serious problem that will harm future generations if not addressed, according to an Associated Press-Stanford University poll. [News Source]

MP apologizes for staffer’s views on climate change (The Peterborough Examiner) When Haliburton County resident Doug Smith heard that a staff member for Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock Conservative MP Barry Devolin was publicly denying global warming at the same time as climate change talks in Copenhagen were failing, he saw no coincidence.[...] [News Source]

Science, climate change and policy (Brattleboro Reformer) Global warming deniers have garnered a lot of attention in recent years. [News Source]

Nitrogen needs to be taken into account when forecasting climate change (New Kerala) Washington, January 5 : New study has indicated that scientists need to worry about one more element when it comes to forecasting climate change, that is, nitrogen. [News Source]

Climate change skepticism may endanger world’s poor, says Pachauri (New Kerala) London, January 5 : Rajendra Pachauri, the chair of the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), has warned that allowing skepticism to delay international action on global warming would endanger the lives of the world's poorest people. [News Source]

C.I.A. is sharing data with climate scientists. The nation’s top scientists and spies are collaborating on an effort to use the federal government’s intelligence assets — including spy satellites and other classified sensors — to assess the hidden complexities of environmental change. [News Source]

Path from climate summit unclear for many. When presidents and prime ministers departed the U.N. climate conference in Copenhagen last month, they left behind a vast legal tangle that experts have barely begun to unravel. [News Source]

The comparative costs of climate change. How much will mitigating global warming or climate chage cost the world? Here are some comparisons. [News Source]

Invasive species multiply in U.S. waterways. As 2010, the U.N.'s International Year of Biodiversity, gets underway, a fight against some of the most damaging invasive species in U.S. waterways is heating up. [News Source]