Here’s the catch to limiting climate change FOR those who think the worst climate-change projections would become a reality no matter what we do, think again. [News Source]

Fresh water changes are signs of climate change: WWF report The impacts of climate change are most visible in the dramatic changes occurring to the planet' s fresh water resources, said a report released Thursday by World Wildlife Fund (WWF) at the ongoing World Water Week in Stockholm on Sept. 5-11. [News Source]

Climate change czar clears the air on role Canada's newly appointed climate change ambassador says his position is necessary, even though the government had left it vacant for six months through key negotiations on the international stage, including this summer's G8 and G20 summits in Ontario. [News Source]

Global warming? It doesn’t exist, says Ryanair boss O’Leary Charging for toilets, weighing passengers and flying with a lone pilot: Ryanair's combative boss Michael O'Leary is renowned for backing unusual ideas, but some passengers may feel that even he has overstepped the mark with his latest comments – denying the existence of global warming. [News Source]

Climate-change study: Today’s power plants aren’t the problem But tomorrow's could be, unless efforts to combat climate change include much more development of carbon-free sources of energy. The findings appear Thursday in the journal Science. [News Source]

How Much Global Warming Is Guaranteed Even If We Stopped Building Coal-Fired Power Plants Today? Humanity has yet to reach the point of no return when it comes to catastrophic climate change, according to new calculations. If we content ourselves with the existing fossil-fuel infrastructure we can hold greenhouse gas concentrations below 450 parts per million in the atmosphere and limit warming to below 2 degrees Celsius above preindustrial levels--both common benchmarks for international ... [News Source]

Global warming is a winnable war, with proper planning: Study Humans have yet to push the planet past the point of no return when it comes to global warming, according to the surprising results of a new study. [News Source]

‘Without looking to West, Asia can take on climate change, poverty’ East Timor President Jos Ramos-Horta (second from left) with Swami Navananma Jnana Thapaswi, director, Santhigiri Ashram (left), Shashi Tharoor, MP, and Corinna Ybarra Arnold, head of Cultural Affairs, American Consulate, Chennai, at the inauguration of an international conference on “Global Warming, Climate Change, Sustainable Development and Secular Spirituality” in Thiruvananthapuram on ... [News Source]

Global warming is a winnable war, with proper planning: Study Humans have yet to push the planet past the point of no return when it comes to global warming, according to the surprising results of a new study. [News Source]

World Bank’s Climate Change Envoy Steers Around Hot-Button Issues Ask Andrew Steer, the World Bank's new climate change envoy, what he thinks of his institution's controversial recent decisio... [News Source]

Markey: New temperatures figures more proof of climate change The numbers tell the truth, Representative Edward Markey asserted this afternoon in his latest effort to overcome what global warming skeptics call "Climategate." At the international climate change conference in Copenhagen, the United Nations weather agency reported today that this... [News Source]