Global Warming Staff’s Archive

Study: Glaciers Fading in Warm Waters

According to a new report, glaciers in Greenland and Antarctica are melting more quickly than previously thought. Experts at the British Antarctic Survey said glaciers have been worn down by warming … Read more

Highlight of the Week: White House Details New Automotive Emissions Standards

The Obama administration detailed new motor vehicle guidelines that would mandate improved fuel economy and institute the nation's first-ever automotive emissions standards. "The Environmental Protection Agency has taken an important … Read more

Economic Message of the Week: Survey: More Corporations Now Mindful of Emissions

According to a new survey, more top corporations are keeping close track of their greenhouse gas emissions and assigning personnel to manage or curb them. The Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP), … Read more

Groups Fight Back To Kill Anti-Clean Energy Amendment

Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK), ranking member of the Energy and Natural Resources Committee, introduced an amendment to the fiscal 2010 Interior and environment appropriations bill that would prohibit the Environmental … Read more

Global Warming Bringing Extreme Weather and Health Impacts

Global warming is making hot days hotter, rainfall and flooding heavier, storms stronger, and droughts more severe, according to groups analyzing the public health and social justice consequences of extreme … Read more

Reports: Global Warming Adaptation May Mean Business Opportunity

A new report from Oxfam America highlights several business sectors that can benefit by adapting to the challenges of global warming. Among areas included in the report are agriculture, water … Read more

Experts Say Global Warming May Bring Quakes and Eruptions

Scientists now say earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, landslides, and tsunamis may become more common as global warming changes the earth's crust. At the first major conference of scientists researching the effects … Read more

Scientists to Obama: Halt Oil Work in Arctic

More than 400 scientists have signed a letter urging President Obama to suspend offshore oil and gas development in the Arctic Ocean until ecosystem risks can be fully analyzed. "The … Read more

Highlight of the Week: Poll Finds Public Supports Clean Energy Legislation

A new Zogby poll finds that a significant majority of likely voters supports the American Clean Energy and Security Act, recently passed in the House. The poll, commissioned by the … Read more

Economic Message of the Week: Sen. Tim Johnson Urges Energy Legislation for New Job Opportunities

Senator Tim Johnson (D-SD) registered his support for comprehensive clean energy legislation, emphasizing the benefits of a strengthened wind energy infrastructure both nationally and at a state level. In a … Read more