November, 2007

150 Global Firms Seek Mandatory Cuts in Greenhouse Gas Emissions

 |  Nov 30, 2007

A sizable fraction of the international business community launched an effort to press for mandatory cuts in greenhouse gas emissions on the eve of a major round of climate negotiations … Read more

Warming to Cause Flock Shock

 |  Nov 29, 2007

According to the Daily Green, “there are more birders than Baptists.” With one in six Americans assumed to be a bird lover, birds have got a serious fan club. Like … Read more

New Australian Prime Minister Signals Climate Policy Changes

 |  Nov 29, 2007

Australia has a new prime minister, Kevin Rudd, and he is making global warming a top priority. Rudd has pledged new leadership from Australia in the fight against global warming; … Read more

No Need for Blues, Here’s Some Green News

 |  Nov 28, 2007

Oil Spill…Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow: With the Cosco Busan Oil spill to clean up, the San Francisco Bay volunteers have been using a not-so-technical solution. In fact, the clean up … Read more

Taking The Heat

 |  Nov 27, 2007

Our very own Patty Glick was featured in the Sunday Seattle Times for her work on the Gardener’s Guide to Global Warming. A glimpse into the article: "Patty Glick may … Read more

Change of Climate

 |  Nov 27, 2007

You can tell when the politicians are getting serious about an issue: they stop taking cheap shots at one another and suddenly become pragmatic. Amazingly, that’s happening right now on … Read more

Trees giving bizarre clues to climate change

 |  Nov 27, 2007

Suspended 20 stories in the air, Ken Bible of the University of Washington is able to take measurements showing old forests continue to grow and act as a sink for … Read more

IPCC Preparing to Release Synthesis Report

 |  Nov 16, 2007

On Saturday the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change will release Climate Change 2007 – the IPCC Fourth Assessment Report.  This important synthesis report will summarize the science, impacts, and solutions … Read more

Ten Midwestern Leaders Sign Greenhouse Gas Reduction Accord

 |  Nov 16, 2007

Nine midwestern governors and the Premiere of Manitoba signed a pact Thursday to reduce greenhouse gases and start a regional carbon cap and trade program. The governors pledged to push … Read more

November frogs sound a warning

 |  Nov 16, 2007

Wildlife biologist Eric Orf, a NWF consultant, was published in the Concord Monitor on global warming and its impacts on wildlife in the state of New Hampshire. Read his powerful … Read more

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