 EPA: Global Warming Warning on Hold
(US News & World Report: Sat, 09 Jun) The EPA will not declare that global warming presents a threat to the public health until it releases final regulations stemming from the recent Supreme Court ruling in Massachusetts v. EPA, which authorized the executive branch to regulate greenhouse gases, Administrator Stephen Johnson said today.
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 Arctic way of life threatened by global warming
(The Nation: Sun, 10 Jun) TROMSOE, Norway - Hundreds of thousands of indigenous people living in the Arctic region may have to abandon their traditional way of life if global warming is not halted, indigenous community leaders warned this week.
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 Getting all hot and bothered about global warming
(Times Online Sunday: Sun, 10 Jun) India is not experiencing global warming, apparently - indeed, its winters are getting slightly cooler by the year. The reason is that the country uses lots of fossil fuels and the resultant black carbon and sulphur smog prevents a whole bunch of sunlight reaching the ground.
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 Global Warming a Major Concern in Japan
(Angus Reid: Sun, 10 Jun) (Angus Reid Global Monitor) - A vast majority of people in Japan are worried about climate change, according to a poll by Yomiuri. 71 per cent of respondents say they are concerned about global warming.
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 Local Experts Discuss Global Warming Effects
(KHNL News 8 Honolulu: Sat, 09 Jun) HONOLULU (KHNL) - Imagine parts of Honolulu underwater. Experts say that's how global warming could change Hawaii. That was part of the discussion during an all-day meeting sponsored by Hawaiian Electric Co.
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 In Brief: Global warming forum is slated
(Texarkana Gazette: Sat, 09 Jun) A public forum will be held Tuesday night in Texarkana to address global warming. The slide show is based on the film, “An Inconvenient Truth,” by Al Gore, former vice president. The slide show will be presented by Robert McAfee who has traveled all over the world studying environmental issues.
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 G-8 joins Bush in compromise on global warming
(Los Angeles Times: Fri, 08 Jun) Germany's Merkel leads others in agreeing to a looser stance toward meeting emissions limits sought by Europeans. HEILIGENDAMM, GERMANY — Leaders of the largest industrial nations agreed here Thursday to a compromise on efforts to combat global warming that had been sought by President Bush.
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Folks are putting their energy into slowing global warming in Hawai'i
