 Is Earth near its 'tipping points' from global warming?
(USA Today: Wed, 04 Apr) Earth is spinning toward many points of no return from the damage of global warming, after which disease, desolation and famine are inevitable, say scientists involved in an international report due Friday on the effects of climate change.
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 The Supreme Court Trawl on Global Warming
(Washington Post: Tue, 03 Apr) Time to take a deep breath of polluted greenhouse gas-y air and look at some of the best comments offered about yesterday's monumental Supreme Court ruling on global warming and the Bush administration's (shall we say) so-far tepid response to it. From the ruling itself, I give you first the irrepressible Antonin Scalia, the Justice who started his dissent with this question: "Does anything ...
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 Court: Do something about global warming
(CNN.com: Tue, 03 Apr) WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court coupled its first decision on global warming with a plea to anyone elsewhere in government who might be listening: Do something.
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 Bush holds line on global warming despite ruling
(Reuters via Yahoo! News: Tue, 03 Apr) President George W. Bush said on Tuesday he planned no new action to impose caps on greenhouse gases blamed for global warming despite the Supreme Court ruling that the Environmental Protection Agency must regulate U.S. emissions.
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 Greens all talk, no action on global-warming cuts
(The Washington Times: Wed, 04 Apr) Global warming, Mark Twain might say, is like the weather: Everybody talks about it but nobody ever does anything about it. About a dozen states and several hundred cities in the United States have pledged to cut their greenhouse gas emissions in an effort to follow the example of Europe and Japan.
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 Supreme Court Ruling Opens Door for Global Warming Solutions
(PollutionOnline: Wed, 04 Apr) The Supreme Court's ruling that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has the power to regulate carbon dioxide emissions from cars opens the door for a concerted, nationwide approach to dealing with global warming, say two Duke University environmental experts
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Global warming newsmaker gets readers heated up
Gore urges engineers to address global warming during San Jose visit
