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Global Warming News Wednesday October 31st 2007

Bill fights global warming
(Orion: Wed, 31 Oct) New global warming legislation is raising the heat on the greenhouse gas debate as it makes its way through the Senate. Sen. Joe Lieberman, I-Cinn., and Sen. John Warner, D-Va., introduced a climate change bill to a Senate environment subcommittee Oct. 24.

Schwarzenegger regrets US's poor effort on global warming
(AFP via Yahoo! News: Mon, 29 Oct) California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger told a conference in Lisbon on Monday that he regretted Washington's lack of engagement on global warming but insisted it was not ignoring the issue.

Global warming may hit kids harder, pediatrics group says
(USA Today: Mon, 29 Oct) Global warming is likely to disproportionately harm the health of children, and politicians should launch "aggressive policies" to curb climate change, the American Academy of Pediatrics said today.

Boxer, Inhofe Quibble About Global Warming
(KOCO 5 Oklahoma City: Tue, 30 Oct) One of U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe's opponents in the debate about global warming criticized the Oklahoma Republican for comments he made last week about the issue.

Carbon Markets Partnership To Cut Global Warming
(Scoop.co.nz: Tue, 30 Oct) A coalition of European countries, U.S. states, Canadian provinces, New Zealand and Norway has today in Lisbon, Portugal announced the formation of the International Carbon Action Partnership (www.ICAPCarbonAction.com) to fight global warming.

Children particularly at risk from global warming: report
(AFP via Yahoo! News: Mon, 29 Oct) Children are especially vulnerable to the adverse health effects of global warming, said a report released Monday.

2007 Arkansas Poll: From Presidential Preferences to Global Warming
(Newswise: Tue, 30 Oct) The 2007 Arkansas Poll reveals Arkansans' presidential preferences and sense of candidate electability. The poll also offers researchers and policymakers a snapshot of major concerns and attitudes toward social issues and global warming.

Global warming commission convenes initial meeting
(Hot Springs Village Voice: Tue, 30 Oct) LITTLE ROCK - Protecting the environment and promoting economic development don't have to be mutually exclusive goals when reasonable people seek common ground, Gov. Mike Beebe said last week in convening the newly formed Governor's Commission on Global Warming.

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