Muslim Communities Taking Action On Climate Change - Legarda September 7, 2010. Senator Loren Legarda, Chair of the Senate Committee on Climate Change cited the efforts of the Muslim communities who have agreed on a Muslim Seven Year Action Plan on Climate Change. '"Their plans to work towards transforming the Hajj into an environment-friendly pilgrimage; to construct... [News Source]

Climate Change Adviser The Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID) is advertising for a Climate Change Adviser to be based in Canberra, Australia. The advert can be found on the website at the link below: http://www1.ausaid.gov.au/recruit/display.aspx?messageid=20100831111210 [News Source]

Climate change help urged for developing nations LONDON (Reuters) - Four associations on climate change initiatives, which represent over 100 insurers, have urged world leaders and governments to use insurance-linked products to protect developing countries against the impact of climate change. [News Source]

Climate change not linked to African wars Claims that global warming can drive civil unrest are hotly disputed. [News Source]

KS4 Climate Change Eight lesson plans which focus on climate change, its effects, its cause, and the role it plays in our lives. [News Source]

Climate change revisited THE long six-month period of hot, dry weather this year (2010) and the beginning of the rainy season this month (July) gives us a preview of the kind of extreme weather conditions to be expected until 2020 and up to 2050. What occurred this year and the previous year can only be expected to be repeated or to become worse in the future. [News Source]

Global warming to vest northern countries with great economic power London, Sep 6 : Global warming will vest northern countries like Canada and Scandinavia with great economic powers, says a senior academic. [News Source]

Climate change affecting bees. Climate change may be preventing bees from carrying out the vital job of pollination by upsetting their life cycles, a study has shown. [News Source]

Diverse water sources key to food security. Increasingly erratic rainfall patterns related to climate change pose a major threat to food security and economic growth, water experts said on Monday, arguing for greater investment in water storage. [News Source]

Supply fears hit UN carbon credits. Certified Emission Reductions have surged on international carbon markets in recent weeks after a UN board acted over concerns that chemical plants in China and elsewhere in the developing world were deliberately overproducing HFC 23, a potent greenhouse gas, in order to claim the saleable credits for subsequently destroying it. [News Source]

Greenest state behind the waste-to-energy race. Government officials from around the world used to come to Long Beach to catch a glimpse of the future of renewable energy. Nowadays, it's U.S. officials going to Canada, Japan and parts of Western Europe to see the latest advances. [News Source]