 NASA Chief's Global Warming Remarks Called 'Naïve'
(LiveScience.com via Yahoo! News: Thu, 31 May) NASA sought today to deflect criticism its chief received following skeptical comments he made on the topic of the agency's role in global warming research.
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 Bush calls for global warming summit
(Los Angeles Times: Fri, 01 Jun) WASHINGTON -- On the eve of a major international summit, President Bush proposed Thursday that the United States and the other nations that produce most of the gases responsible for global warming initiate a campaign to limit emissions and set long-term goals for reductions.
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 Global warming heats up White House race
(AFP via Yahoo! News: Thu, 31 May) The 2008 White House race is bringing American global warming politics in from the cold, as candidates churn out complex plans on an increasingly key campaign issue.
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 Bush Unveils Strategy On Global Warming
(CBS News: Fri, 01 Jun) President Bush, under international pressure to take tough action against global warming, called for a summit of the United States and other nations that spew the most greenhouse gases on the planet.
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 Bush calls for anti-global warming plans
(Chicago Tribune: Thu, 31 May) President Bush, who has long refused to commit the United States to specific limits on pollutants contributing to global warming, took a new turn Thursday in proposing that the U.S. and other leading nations by the end of next year set "a long-term global goal for reducing greenhouse gases."
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 NASA Chief Sparks Global Warming Fury
(CBS News: Thu, 31 May) NASA Administrator Michael Griffin came under fire for saying he's not sure global warming is a problem. Scientists said Griffin's remarks showed he was either "totally clueless" or "a deep anti-global warming ideologue."
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 NASA chief disputes whether global warming is a problem that needs to be addressed
(Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune: Fri, 01 Jun) WASHINGTON - The head of NASA said he was not sure global warming was a problem and added it would be "arrogant" to assume the world's climate should not change in the future. Some scientists called the remarks ignorant. "I have no doubt that global -- that a trend of global warming exists," NASA Administrator Michael Griffin said in a taped interview that aired Thursday on National Public Radio. ...
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NASA Administrator Questions Need to Fight Global Warming
