 Rice vows US is committed to tackling global warming
(AFP via Yahoo! News: Thu, 27 Sep) US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice Thursday opened a conference of the world's 16 biggest emitters of greenhouse gas, pledging the United States took seriously the threat of global warming.
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 Key Brit Faults Bush On Global Warming
(CBS News: Thu, 27 Sep) On the eve of a meeting of world leaders on climate change to be hosted by the Bush administration, a top British diplomat who will participate spoke out forcefully against a voluntary approach to attacking global warming.
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 Global Warming Summits Aim to Frame Climate Policy
(The Online NewsHour: Fri, 28 Sep) President Bush and Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice opened a global warming conference Thursday, one of two key international meetings this week on greenhouse gases. Top negotiators examine how the U.S. and the world should tackle climate change policy.
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 Rice defends United States stance on global warming
(Chinapost.com.tw: Fri, 28 Sep) WASHINGTON -- U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice challenged the world's biggest polluters Thursday to cut dependence on by shifting toward energy sources that reduce global warming without harming their economies.
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 'Green' fuels speed up global warming
(Stuff: Fri, 28 Sep) Most crops grown in the United States and Europe to make "green" transport fuels actually speed up global warming because of industrial farming methods, says a report by Nobel prize winning chemist Paul J. Crutzen.
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Global warming strikes northernmost lake
