Global Warming in the News

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Global Warming News Tuesday December 5th 2006

Southern Ocean Could Slow Global Warming
(PhysOrg: Tue, 05 Dec) The Southern Ocean may slow the rate of global warming by absorbing significantly more heat and carbon dioxide than previously thought, according to new research.

More Than 50 Tribes Convene on Global Warming Impacts, Solutions
(Newswise: Tue, 05 Dec) Near the Lower Colorado River, home to the Cocopah people for many centuries, an unprecedented gathering is underway. The Cocopah Indian Tribe and National Wildlife Federation have partnered to co-host the first-ever Tribal Lands Climate Conference-bringing together leaders from more than 50 tribes to address the growing global warming crisis.

Group's course teaches about global warming
(Salem Statesman Journal: Tue, 05 Dec) The Portland-based Northwest Earth Institute is inviting Salem residents to organize groups to learn more about global warming. A meeting is 6 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Straub Environmental Center, 1320 A St. in Salem.

Intensified research effort yields climate-resilient agriculture to blunt impact of global warming - Heat-tolerant
(SeedQuest: Mon, 04 Dec) In reporting new forecasts of the devastating impact of climate change on food production in some of the globe's poorest regions, the world's largest alliance of international agricultural research centers today announced it is embarking on a new effort to intensify and streamline research to reduce developing countries' vulnerability to climate change caused by global warming.

At least 50 tribes talk global warming in Yuma
(The Yuma Sun: Tue, 05 Dec) More than 50 American Indian tribes from around the country will gather Tuesday in Yuma County to begin the first conference held on global warming dedicated to native peoples.

Letter to the editor: Take action, don't just talk to combat global warming
(Daily Orange: Tue, 05 Dec) Much of the discussion about global warming lately has been just talk. Not a lot has been said on measures or ways to curb this disaster. Put pressure on the lawmakers. If they don't know that the public cares about an issue then they will do nothing to resolve it.

Religious groups unite to fight global warming
(Australian Broadcasting Corporation: Mon, 04 Dec) The campaign to combat global warming has united 16 different religious denominations across Australia.

Western Tribes Confer On Global Warming
(Oregon Public Broadcasting: Mon, 04 Dec) Global warming may threaten their iconic salmon. But it may also open new business opportunities for Northwest tribes.

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