People expect forests to help curb global warming: poll (Japan Today: Sat, 11 Aug) TOKYO — People expect forests to help curb global warming most in terms of improving their livelihood, according to a government survey released Saturday.
Study: Emerald Coast could take on water if global warming trend continues (Northwest Florida Daily News: Sat, 11 Aug) Northwest Florida could look a lot different in 40 years if global warming predictions come true. If the sea levels rise just three feet — which some experts predict could happen in 50 years or less — what would it mean for the Emerald Coast?
Weird news -- The Hindus and global warming (Mankato Free Press: Sat, 11 Aug) A New Delhi, India, glaciologist said in June that global warming in the Himalayas is at least partly responsible for the melting of the stalagmite in the Amarnath cave in Kashmir, which is one of Hindus’ holiest pilgrimage sites because the giant icicle is said to symbolize Lord Shiva (the god of destruction and regeneration), who is typically represented by phalluses.
Did global warming cause NYC tornado? (AP via Yahoo! News: Thu, 09 Aug) Flooded subways? A tornado in Brooklyn? It was tempting to blame it all on global warming.
Natural forces offset global warming last two years: study (AFP via Yahoo! News: Thu, 09 Aug) Natural weather variations have offset the effects of global warming for the past couple of years and will continue to keep temperatures flat through 2008, a study released Thursday said.
Loren, Migz sound alarm over global warming (ABS-CBNNEWS.com: Fri, 10 Aug) Senators Juan Miguel Zubiri and Loren Legarda have sounded the alarm over global warming that will result in climate change, calling on all sectors of society to come up with a strategic action plan to combat the problem that is expected to worsen in the coming years.
Global Warming to Slow Down, Then Speed Up Again (LiveScience.com via Yahoo! News: Thu, 09 Aug) The pace of global warming may slow down over the next few years, before speeding up again, a new study says.
First Short-Term Global Warming Forecast: Record Heat (Environment News Service: Sat, 11 Aug) EXETER, UK , August 10, 2007 (ENS) - Get ready for the heat. In the world's first near-term global warming forecast, British climate scientists say the planet's temperature will plateau for two years and then rise sharply through 2014.
People expect forests to help curb global warming: poll
Study: Emerald Coast could take on water if global warming trend continues
Weird news -- The Hindus and global warming
Did global warming cause NYC tornado?
Natural forces offset global warming last two years: study
Loren, Migz sound alarm over global warming
Global Warming to Slow Down, Then Speed Up Again
First Short-Term Global Warming Forecast: Record Heat
