U.S. Supreme Court hears global warming case (International Herald Tribune: Thu, 30 Nov) The highly charged debate on global warming reached the US Supreme Court Wednesday, prompting the justices to question, among other issues, the impact of auto and truck emissions on the environment.
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Skiers Worry Global Warming Could Crimp Careers (NPR: Thu, 30 Nov) A lack of snow in Europe has forced the cancellation of three World Cup ski races. Some ski lovers wonder what the future holds for the sport as the snowy season seems to shrink. Some are worried that global warming will eventually consign them to a life off of the slopes.
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Debate Flares as Supreme Court Hears Global Warming Case (E-Commerce Times: Thu, 30 Nov) In sharp debate yesterday before the U.S. Supreme Court, cities, states and environmental groups urged the justices to require that the Bush administration regulate greenhouse gases from new vehicles in an effort to slow global warming. The case, in which Baltimore joined Massachusetts and 11 other states to sue the Environmental Protection Agency, is the first on global warming to reach the high
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Supreme Court hears case on global warming (USA Today: Thu, 30 Nov) The Supreme Court took up its first-ever case on global warming this morning, hearing arguments from states and environmentalists seeking federal regulation of motor-vehicle emissions.
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Report: Global warming big issue in N.Y. (AP via Yahoo! News: Wed, 29 Nov) Global warming has emerged as a top New York environmental issue, with accumulated scientific data showing a hotter atmosphere and projecting more radical changes over the next century from automobile and power plant emissions, according to a report issued Wednesday.
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Supreme Court takes up global warming (AP via Yahoo! News: Wed, 29 Nov) Frustrated by Bush administration inaction on global warming, states and environmentalists urged the Supreme Court Wednesday to declare greenhouse gases to be air pollutants that the government must regulate.
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US Supreme Court appears divided over global warming (AFP via Yahoo! News: Wed, 29 Nov) The nine-member US Supreme Court appeared split as it took up the debate over global warming, with rival lawyers arguing whether some greenhouse gas emissions should be regulated.
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