News From 91.3 KUWS Polar explorer Will Steger to host free global warming conference in Duluth Sunday
(BusinessNorth: Sat, 27 Oct) Polar Explorer Will Steger is taking his message about global warming solutions on the road. Mike Simonson reports from Superior. Minnesota native Will Steger has lead dog-sled expeditions to Greenland, the North Pole and the other end of the world, Antarctica for more than 21 years.

Corzine is going to global warming summit
(The Record: Sat, 27 Oct) Governor Corzine is heading to Portugal to participate in a European Union summit on global warming. The governor will be attending the event Monday in Portugal's capital city of Lisbon along with Lisa Jackson, the commissioner of the state Department of Environmental Protection.

Plan to reduce global warming calls for higher cost of driving
(San Jose Mercury News: Sat, 27 Oct) If the Bay Area is to make a real contribution to the fight against global warming, it will require an aggressive program to discourage solo vehicle commuting, along with improvements in fuel economy and a new development paradigm that puts people near jobs and public transit, Bay Area leaders

Global warming blamed for dull leaves
(Williamsport Sun Gazette: Sat, 27 Oct) Somebody has got to get a grip! Global warming is not the cause of dull New England leaves. Here is some science behind brilliance of leaves. Dry summers mean later color change. Sunny fall days with cool nights produce vivid colors. A warm, wet spell will lower color intensity.