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THOMAS KOSTIGEN'S ETHICS MONITOR Global warming heats up proxy seasonMarketWatch -11 minutes ago(MarketWatch) — People more than ever want companies to adhere to more responsible environmental practices to create less of an impact on global warming. …
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University of Nevada Chris Ault says Nebraska’s stadium is a tough environment.
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Global Warming: Not So HotWashington Post, United States -2 hours agoBy Karlyn Bowman Americans think global warming is real and serious. Poll after poll shows that there are not many climate skeptics left. …
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With warmer temperatures, Yukoners are being encouraged to roll up their sleeves and protect the environment by doing battle with aggressive weeds.
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Global warming – who pays and when?Christian Science Monitor, MA -2 hours agoUnmitigated global warming could risk cutting world GDP by 20 percent, the review says. But other economists have disputed the findings, arguing that less …
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Scotsman
How Many Scientists Say That Mankind Is Affecting Global Warming?FOX News -1 hour agoIt concerns the new global warming movie — "The 11th Hour" — produced and co-written by actor and activist Leonardo DiCaprio. The film contends that cutting …Mankind to blame for warming but can slow damage -UNReuters Indiaall 11 news articles
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MONTREAL, Aug. 30, 2007 — The results of a long-term study confirms that the rubber granules used in the construction of artificial turf fields pose absolutely no threat to the environment.
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Science Daily (press release)
Global Warming Will Bring Violent Storms And Tornadoes, NASA PredictsScience Daily (press release) -1 hour agoThese features of global warming are common to all models, but this is the first climate model to explore the ramifications of the warming for thunderstorms …
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Global warming will bring stronger stormsIndependent Online, South Africa -1 hour ago"The model suggests that the most violent severe storms and tornadoes may become more common with warming," the study found. - Sapa-AFP.
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Gulf News
Germany's Merkel urges US to support climate dealReuters -8 hours agoMerkel said detailed targets needed to be set soon if the world wants to slow global warming. "The question is, how do we distribute (reduction targets) in …Merkel, Abe pledge to push for global treaty on climate changeXinhuaGermany's Merkel discusses global warming with Japanese leaderHinduall [...]
