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Week of June 20, 2020
The Hot Story On Solving Climate and Economic Problems - All In 3 Minutes!Week of January 30, 2012
New CA Auto Rules Mean Big Greenhouse Gas CutsGeneral Electric Marketing Hybrid Wind-Solar Power Farms
Ocean Acidity from Climate Change To Harm Sealife Severely by 2050
Fossil Fuel Industries Promoting Climate Change Denial
Dramatic 26-Second NASA Video Documents Planetary Heating
Week of January 23, 2012
Amazon Basin Becoming Carbon Emitter - StudyBigger British Carbon Cuts Easier Than Smaller Ones - Report
As Rainforest Roads Increase, Carbon Storage Systems Decrease
Climate Change Denial Gains Foothold in Some US Schools
Trees Must Be Included in Climate Change Models, Say Scientists
Week of January 16, 2012
US Southwest Will Not Survive Impending Climate Change By 2100Several Simple Measures Worldwide Could Slow Climate Change - Study
Several States Jump-starting Clean Economies Via Clean Energy Funds
Canadian Warm Winter Threatens Cold-Adapted Wildlife
Damaged Peatlands Big Source of Climate Changing CO2
Week of January 9, 2012
US Saved Mucho Energy in 2010 Via EfficiencyClimate Change Hitting Latin America with Extreme Weather
Solar Panels Competing with Dirty Natural Gas
Record-Breaking Warm Winter Weather in Canada Prairies
Baby Seals Dying from Climate Change - Study
Week of January 2, 2012
Solar Blooms, Despite Uncertain FutureUS Top Export Is Chief Cause of Climate Change
West Coast Oysters, Others, Threatened by Global Warming
Climate Change Will Magnify Extreme Weather in Cities Worldwide - Report
Climate Change Clogging Transport Routes in Europe
Week of December 26, 2011
Former US Secretary Tim Wirth Proposes Ambitious Clean Energy AgendaCalifornia, Hawaii Paving Way for Rooftop Solar Projects
Climate Change Cutting Down White Christmas
Energy Efficiency Brings Less Power, More Profit to Missouri Utility
Climate Change Causing More NY Flooding - Study
Week of December 19, 2011
Cap and Trade Benefiting Economy in MassachusettsEven 2-Degree Celsius Warming Could Be Catastrophic, Say Scientists
Breakthroughs Creating Hyper-Efficient, Cheap Solar Power
Climate Change Limiting Coal Power Plants
God Gave Us Brains to See Global Warming, Evangelist Says
Week of December 12, 2011
US Youth to US Climate Rep - 2020 Is Too Late to WaitUS, Other Major Polluters, Should Face Sanctions for Climate Inaction
2011 - Year of Record-Breaking Carbon Emissions, and Heat
Climate Deniers Applaud US Inaction on Climate Change
Record-Breaking Drought in Mexico Could Increase Migration
Week of December 5, 2011
Climate Change Already Threatening Gulf Coast Water SourcesA Realistic Blueprint for Cutting Carbon Emissions - Study
Despite Little Federal Support, Solar Energy Keeps Growing
Salt Marshes Are Important Carbon Storage Systems - Study
Wood Fires and Diesel Engines Fuel Climate Change, UN Says
Week of November 28, 2011
Warming Oceans Threaten Australian Seaweeds and Sea Life - StudyMethane An Increasing Factor in Global Warming - NOAA
Colossal Climate Change Health Costs Predicted - Study
Hi-Protein Rice in India Fights Global Warming, Too
Mongolia Tries to Cool City with Ice Shield Experiment
Week of November 21, 2011
More Severe Climate Predicted for Southern Europe - UN reportCIA Should Be Open on Climate Change, US Agency Urges
Thai Representatives Propose Relocating Capital from Floods, Climate Change
Power-Generating Pavement To Power Public Places
Obama Instituting 54.5 MPG Fuel Standards by 2025
Week of November 14, 2011
World Headed Towards Irreversible, Bad Climate Change by 2017 - IEA ReportChina to US on Solar Trade War - Mess With Us at Your Peril
Keystone Message to Obama - Fight Climate Change, Pollution
Urgent Need to Reduce Emissions Soon, Says Former Oil CEO
Automakers Plan a Common Electric Vehicle Charging System
Week of November 7, 2011
Record-Breaking Rise in Global Warming Gases in 2010Giant Antarctic Iceberg Predicted Soon
Major Ecosystem Changes in Pacific Northwest Predicted - Studies
Utility Stores Excess Wind Power With Consumers
New India Policy Spurs Solar Power Development
Week of October 31, 2011
Carbon Emissions Must Decline Soon to Avoid Unsafe Warming - StudyHeat of Global Warming Could Already Be Harming Crops
Chocolate Threatened by Climate Change - New Report
Lamb, Beef, Cheese Are the Highest Climate Impact Foods - Study
Climate Change Can Trigger Conflicts - Study
Week of October 24, 2011
Even More Extreme Weather Coming This Winter and 2012Unintended Pregnancies Fuel Overpopulation, and Thus Climate Change
Overpopulation Makes Ultimate Decline Likely, Partly From Climate Change
Climate Change Fueling Water Conflict between India and Pakistan
Price of Peanut Butter Rising, Largely Due to Climate Change
Week of October 17, 2011
Global Warming Creates Dangerous Himalayan Glacial LakesAmazon Drought Released Huge Greenhouse Gas Emissions
More Efficient Fertilization Could Slow Global Warming
Damaging Arctic Ozone Hole Appears, As Predicted Under Climate Change
Major US Utility Tests Electric Car-to-Grid Charging
Week of October 10, 2011
Green Budget Cuts Can Save US Nearly $400 BillionCoal Is an Economic Drain, Unless Priced Correctly
Worldwide Climate Change Destroying Forests, Key Climate Protectors
Pay-As-You-Go Solar Being Tested In Africa
New Energy Efficiency Standards Promise More Jobs
Week of October 3, 2011
Climate Change Causing Big Changes in Fisheries - StudyClimate Change Could Cost Canada Many Billions Annually - Report
Do Not Use HFCs To Control Ozone, Warns UN
Climate Change Harming Human Health in Many Ways
Defense Fund for Protecting Climate Scientists
Week of September 26, 2011
US Department of Energy Goal - Make Solar As Cheap as CoalSolar Company Shakeout A Sign of Successful Wider Solar Market
Regulating Soot Would Slow Warming And Fast Melting of Arctic Ice
Geothermal a Promising Energy Source for Japan
Global Warming Deniers, A Dying Breed
Week of September 19, 2011
Dalai Lama, Other Nobels, Urge Obama to Stop Tar Sands PipelineUS Insurance Does Not Cover Global Warming Claims, Court Rules
New Japanese Wind Turbine Triples Power Generation
Switch to Natural Gas Will Not Slow Global Warming - Study
Many US Voters Believe Global Warming a Primary Voting Issue
Week of September 12, 2011
New Record Low Arctic Ice Signals More Climate ChangeNational Public Education Campaign to Save Energy in Ukraine
Coral Reefs Extinct Before 2100 - New Book
Military Bases Going Solar With DOE Loan
Exxon Believes Climate Change Should Be Exploited, Not Prevented
Week of September 5, 2011
China Outcompetes US in Solar, Bankrupting US FirmsEven More Extreme Weather To Come Than Predicted
Vice President Biden Calls For New Clean Energy Policy
Clean Electric Powered Transit Begins in Portland, Oregon
NASA Chief Climate Scientist Arrested Protesting Oil Sands Pipeline
Week of August 29, 2011
Scientists Say Climate Change Makes Extreme Weather the New NormUS Military and China Pursue Decreasing Carbon Emissions
The 200 Billion Dollar Question - Clean Energy, or More Climate Change
Republicans Do Not Want Humanity To Address Climate Change
Killing Keystone Pipeline Key to Decent Future, Groups Say
Week of August 22, 2011
Despite Bad Economy, Solar GrowsMedia Downplays Climate Change When Reporting Extreme Weather
Climate Change Already Increasing Food Prices
Climate Change Already Costing US Bigtime
Climate Change Connected To Giant Phoenix Dust Storm
Week of August 15, 2011
Republicans Oppose US Preparing For Climate ChangeSocial Networking a Solar Rooftop Revolution
Crippling Drought In South Could Worsen
Electric Cars Could Earn Owners Thousands
Russian Heat Waves and Wildfires Again
Week of August 8, 2011
Clean Energy Jobs Await Returning SoldiersClean Economy Fuels Job Growth in Major US Cities - Study
Community Wind Power Farms Growing Globally
Expect Bigger Storms With Future El Ninos and Climate Change - NOAA
Climate Change Muscling Out CA Mussels - study
Week of August 1, 2011
How Much Heat Global Warming PacksNew Fuel Efficiency Standards Will Save Consumers Trillions
Right Wing Industries Try To Undo Efforts to Address Climate Change
San Francisco Helps Small Businesses to Go Solar
Climate Change Is Releasing Buried Toxics
Week of July 25, 2011
Heat Wave and Climate Change Connection Rarely ReportedFlooding Areas Will Increase By Half Under Climate Change
Global Warming and Soil Microbes Fuel Each Other
Bloomberg Bets 50 Million on Clean Energy
Seattle Real Estate Greens Buildings To Spur Market
Week of July 18, 2011
Two Oceanic Carbon Sinks Are ShrinkingAs World Dawdles, Island Nations Plead for Their Lives
Forests Even More Important in Slowing Climate Change - Report
A New Way to Store Solar Energy - MIT
First Electric Car Highway by 2012
Week of July 11, 2011
Fall Beef Prices to Skyrocket from Climate Change EffectsFuture Magnetic Computers Could Be Super Energy Efficient
Sea Level Rise by 2100 Predicted to Flood Many US Cities
Hawaii Heads Towards Clean Renewable Geothermal
Steady Global Temperatures Due to Rise And Speed Global Warming
Week of July 4, 2011
Global Warming Causing Massive Movement of Marine SpeciesJapan Firms Plan Switch from Nuclear to Clean Renewable Energy
Major Antarctic Glacier Now Melting Much Faster
Solar Plant Developers Switch From Thermal to Solar Panels
Google Invests 280 Million Into Home Solar Installations
Week of June 27, 2011
2011 Already One of the Most Extreme Weather YearsWildfires and Global Warming Feed Each Other
Biodegradable Plastics Emit the Greenhouse Gas Methane
Turning Industrial Blight Into Clean Renewable Energy
Oceans Degrading Faster From Global Warming Than Predicted
Week of June 20, 2011
Natural Gas Will Not Solve Climate Change - IEACARE, WWF, Others Urge Governments to Halt Deforestation by 2020
Sierra Club Spearheading a Homeowner Campaign to Go Solar
Solar May Be Cheaper Than Fossil Power by 2016 Says GE
Arctic Warming Even Faster Than Predicted in 2007 - Report
Week of June 13, 2011
US National Academy - Climate Change Is Real, Government Must Act NowTelework Cuts Greenhouse Gases, Ups Business Profits
Bolivian Law - Nature Has Right to Protection From Climate Change
Canadian Climate Change - Much Land Will Be Inaccessible
Climate Change To Make Some Tropics Too Hot For Farming
Week of June 6, 2011
Climate Change And TornadoesRecord Rise in Greenhouse Gases Threatens Catastrophic Climate Change
Sea Level Rising Faster Along New Jersey Coast
Permafrost Melt Could Speed Climate Change Irreversibly by 2030 – Study
India Pursues Unique National Energy Efficiency Policy
Week of March 28, 2011
OFF TO FARAWAY LANDS - CLIMATE CHANGE REPORT RESUMES IN JUNEWeek of March 21, 2011
Clean Renewables Can Replace Nuclear Power - GermanyClimate Change Threatens Majestic Redwoods
Old Trees Important In Growing Carbon Storage Systems
Canadian Boreal Forest Important Buffer to Climate Change Problems
Global Warming Threatens $100 Billion of US Navy - Study
Week of March 14, 2011
Climate - Businesses Say US Chamber of Commerce Does Not Speak for ThemClimate Change Could Create US Mega-Droughts in West - Study
Geothermal Heating for Every Home
Time Running Out to Stop Catastrophic Climate Change - Energy Expert
Polar Ice Melting Is Up, Outpaces Glacial Contribution Says NASA
Week of March 7, 2011
Lessons for a US Solar PolicyDeveloping a Grassroots System for Charging Electric Cars
Earlier Arctic Spring Likely to Disrupt Marine Ecosystem
China to Slow Growth to Curb Climate Change
Great Barrier Reef Degrading Under Global Warming
Week of February 28, 2011
Climate Change, Population Will Dynamite Mideast FutureKing Crabs Invade Warming Antarctic, Threaten Sea Life
True Cost of Coal Competitive With Wind, Solar – Harvard Report
Southern Animals Invade, Threaten Warming Arctic Fauna
British Government to Up Home Energy Efficiency
Week of February 21, 2011
DOE To Invest Over $50 Million to Fast-Track Offshore Wind FarmsUS Sued to Protect Corals Endangered from Climate Change
Climate Change Undermining Transport in Alaska
To Succeed With Renewable Energy, Policy Matters
Climate Change Pushing Many Species Towards Extinction
Week of February 14, 2011
Tracking Himalayan Global Warming by Cell PhoneStoring Carbon by Restoring an Ice Age Siberian Ecosystem
Palm Oil Farms Threaten Carbon Storage in Malaysia
Greenland Breaks Ice Melting Record
States Use RPS To Compete for Clean Energy Business
Week of February 7, 2011
Climate Change and More Drying Out TexasWith Record Warm 2010, States Tackle Greenhouse Gas Emissions
LED Lights to Slash Greenhouse Gases Worldwide
Gulf Stream Warmest in 2,000 Years
Climate Change Cutting Crop Production in India
Week of January 31, 2011
South Korea Invests Stimulus In Green GrowthClimate Change Policy Expert Charts Green Industrial Revolution
Ancient History May Preview Our Future
Obama Talks Energy, Not Climate
Iceland Capitalizes On Its Clean Energy
Week of January 24, 2011
Affordable LED Light Bulbs by 2012US Engineer Developing Solar Road Prototype
Climate Change Could Up Food Prices Substantially by 2020
With New US Congress, New Clean Energy Strategies
Nobel, Climate Scientists Urge Actions to Prevent 29 F degree Rise by 2100
Week of January 17, 2011
US Solar Company Moves to ChinaIf You Go Green, So Will Others - Study
Global Population Speak Out Month Pushes Sustainability
Rising Sea Levels Already Affect Americans
Climate Change Affected Roman Empire, Medieval Europe
Week of January 10, 2011
Australian Floods, Climatic Cycles, and Global WarmingPrevious Ozone Laws Prevented More Global Warming
Unexpectedly More Siberian Methane Entering Atmosphere
Solar Energy Brings 1,000 New Jobs to South Carolina
EU Will Get 20% of Its Energy From Renewables by 2020
Week of January 3, 2011
The Big Push - an Affordable, Fast Strategy to Switch to Clean EnergyChina, Longstanding US and Foreign Firms - 2010 Green Giant Players
A New Way to Make Fuel from Sunlight - Cerium Reactor
US Selects 24 Public Land Sites for Large-Scale Solar Plants
Indonesia Starts Preserving Ecosystems to Cut Climate Change
All About Bees with Graham Pyle, a KBUT show
Week of December 27, 2010
About 350,000 Die Annually From Climate Change, Especially the PoorAs Forests Die from Climate Change, So Do Wildlife - Yellowstone Park
California Law Growing Green Jobs
Wheat Threatened By Climate Change
Global Rural Poor Improving With Solar Panels
Week of December 20, 2010
CA Clean Air Laws Also Cut Global WarmingThe Face of Global Warming - New NASA Maps Show Heating World
2010 Weather Looks Like Climate Change
China Wind Power Outcompeting US
Subarctic Wildfires Up Risk of Runaway Climate Change
Week of December 13, 2010
Fostered by Climate Change, Invasive Species Harm Humans, ResourcesNorthern Europe Unites Behind a Wind Power Electric Grid
Oceans Acidifying Faster Than Anytime in Past 65 Million Years
Prime Solar Sites Are in US, Mexico
New Google Online Technology Tracks Environmental Changes
Week of December 6, 2010
US TV Weathercasters See Climate Change Evidence in Local WeatherClean Energy Sector Burgeoning in Midwest, and US
Climate Change, Overpopulation Leading to Massive Starvation by 2050
In 2010, Greenhouse Gases Rise, and So Do Climate Change Effects
Concentrated Solar Energy Competitive with Normal Sources Soon - Report
Week of November 29, 2010
Climate Change Is Damaging US Grain Belt, Warns FarmerClimate Change Being Fueled by Human Overpopulation - Report
Global Thermostat Is Rising, Threatening Human Survival
Climate Change Bringing World Close to Food Crisis
Siberian Methane Emissions Worry Scientists
Week of November 22, 2010
Rare Warmth Sends African Pink Pelicans to SiberiaHotter Heat Waves More Lethal - Study
Under Climate Change, Heavier Rain and Hotter Times for India
Overlooked Temperate Forests Store Carbon and Need Quick Protection
Let the Sun Shine In - And Generate Power
Week of November 15, 2010
Ice Melting and Seas Rising Much FasterRising Sea Levels Threaten Coastal New York by 2080 - Report
Food Industry Sues US to Prevent Ethanol From Raising Food Prices
Global Warming Might Increase Toxic Pollution
Global Warming May Mean Less Wind Power
Week of November 8, 2010
Climate Change Threatens $1 Billion Bering Sea FisheryGulf Coast Could Lose $350 Billion by 2030 from Climate Change, Subsidence
Tidal and Wave Power Riding Wave of Technological Advances
Climate Change Is and Will Continue to Wallop the US Southwest - Report
Solar Lighting in Poor Nations Saves Lives, Reduces Global Warming
Week of November 1, 2010
Climate Change and Invasive Species Are Deadly Duo - ReportRecord Drought Further Stresses Amazon Rainforests
La Nina Could Cool Planet But Worsen US droughts - NOAA
Rooftop Solar Electric Systems Grow Popular in Virginia
2010 Hurricane Season Above Average, As Predicted
Week of October 25, 2010
Wines At Risk from Climate Change3.7 Million Jobs Through Clean Transport Investment
Extreme Droughts Predicted Over Much of Earth By 2040
As Arctic Warms, Expect Bigger US Blizzards
Green Jobs, Clean Energy Gains, At Risk From Future Republican Governors
Week of October 18, 2010
Solar Market Booming in USClean Energy Message Wins Party Primary
Google Invests Big Time in Wind Energy
Business Says Clean Air Good for Business
Curbing Population Growth Curbs Climate Change - Report
Week of October 11, 2010
With Climate Change, Dengue Fever SpreadsGlacier National Park Melting, Melting
Climate Change Brings Hot, Unhealthy Nights
Climate Change Might Be Speeding Up the Global Water Cycle
Climate Change in 2010 Disastrous for Coral Reefs
Week of October 3, 2010
Buy a More Efficient NEW Car - Maybe Not!GE Builds Wind Turbines In Clean-Energy-Friendly China
Big Cuts in Greenhouse Gases from Passive Houses
Exploitation and Climate Change Wiping Out Important Ecosystem
Climate Change Hits Migratory Birds Hard
Week of September 27, 2010
Lack of U.S. Climate Policy Hinders International Climate TreatyU.S. Senate Might Pass An Important Clean Energy Market Incentive
Student Solar Project Helps Power School
Nations Give Clean Stoves to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Climate Change Is Pushing 17 Arctic Species Closer to Extinction
Week of September 20, 2010
Slumping US Clean Energy Sector Needs a Renewable Electricity StandardAll Republican Senate Candidates Will Oppose Climate Legislation
Switching to Clean Energy Saves Everyone LOTS of Money - Report
Military Leads the Way Towards Energy Independence in the US
China Makes Money By Cutting Emissions
Week of September 13, 2010
Oceanic Bacterial Carbon Pump DiscoveredIrrigation Masks Full Effect of Global Warming
China Outcompeting US in Race for Clean Energy Market
Most Business Executives Investing in Energy Efficiency
Colorado Wildfire Illustrates Link to Climate Change
Week of September 7, 2010
ADDRESSING CLIMATE CHANGE - In Clean Energy We Trust - an OpEd pieceWeek of September 6, 2010
Energy Storage Law To Boost Jobs and Business in CaliforniaLocal Groups Greening Poor Communities with Jobs, Retrofits
New Energy-Efficient Fix For Small Engines
Feeling Heat, Burger King Drops Destructive Palm Oil Producer
Planned Commercial Solar Installation Already Paying Off
Week of August 30, 2010
Climate Change Allows Beetles to Slowly Destroy Canadian ForestsClimate Change Predicted to Create Giant Undersea Dead Zones Globally
Australian Bread Bowl Drying Up Under Climate Change
Climate Change Could Increase Mexican Migration to the US
No Climate Bill Means Indiana Lost Out Over 100,000 Jobs
Week of August 23, 2010
Pakistani Floods Result from Climate Change, Say ScientistsWarming In Next Decade Could Raise Sea Levels 23 Feet Ultimately
Japan to Stimulate Economy by Subsidizing Energy Efficient Plants
Australia Can Power Itself with Wave Energy
Hotter Seawater, Linked to Climate Change, Is Main Culprit in Coral Die-off
Week of August 16, 2010
Summer 2010 Fits Climate Change, As US Republicans Do NothingNo US Climate Bill Stops Clean Energy Investment
Russian Heat Wave Ups Global Food Prices and Climate Change
Heat Wave Forces Russia to Admit Climate Change
Central Uploads, Not Email Attachments, Cut Greenhouse Gases
Week of August 9, 2010
Sooty Greenland Ice Sheet Melting FasterFlorida Invests Stimulus Funds into Energy Efficient Companies
Arctic Meltwaters Will Not Store Much Carbon
NOAA State of Climate Report - Global Warming Undeniable
New Solar Break-through - Solar Could Be As Cheap As Oil
Week of August 2, 2010
Record Continental Heat Wave across EurasiaHeat Wave Releases Permafrost Methane, Fueling More Climate Change
Climate Change Reducing Phytoplankton, the Base of the Ocean Food Chain
Greenhouse Gas Methane Increasing Faster Than Expected from Ocean
Radio Website Monitors Events Related to Climate Change
Week of July 26, 2010
Long-Term Underground Coal Fires Contribute to Global WarmingThe US Can Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions Quickly without Congress
China Will Trade Carbon Credits Domestically
US Forest Service Addresses Climate Change with Blueprint
Unusual Heat Wave Destroys Russian Crops
Week of July 19, 2010
Climate Change Constrains China, Host of Extra Climate TalksEuropean Union Bans Illegal Timber to Protect Forests
Huge Amazonian Tree Loss from Storms to Worsen under Climate Change
Climate Change to Damage Polar and Tropical Species Most
In US and Europe, Most New Electricity in 2009 Was Green
Week of July 12, 2010
Hot Today, But Hotter Tomorrow - ReportsNatural Gas Is Costly Bridge to Clean Energy - Report
Western Climate Group Can Cut Carbon and Save - Report
India, Bangladesh Switch to CFLs for Big Cuts in Greenhouse Gases
Extreme Asian Weather Decreases Food Production
Week of July 5, 2010
Arctic Ice Cap Continues to ShrinkOregon Pays Solar Customers For Extra Energy
India - Coal Tax to Raise $0.5 Billion for Clean Energy
Butterflies, Harbingers of Climate Change
Much of Malaysia is Eroding Under Climate Change
Week of June 28, 2010
Artificial Glaciers Temporarily Supply Himalayan WaterClimate Change in New England - Oaks, Hemlocks Die
Lobsters Declining Under Climate Change South of Cape Cod
Australia Could Run on Clean Energy by 2020 - Report
Europe to Get Saharan Solar Power by 2015
Week of June 21, 2010
Major US Home Builder Offers Solar Equipment RentalMost Americans Worry About Global Warming, Favor Clean Energy
US to Gain from Solar Rental of Public Lands
A US City Reinvents Itself as a Solar Energy Innovator
Ecuador Gains By Preserving Carbon-Storing Rainforest
Week of June 14, 2010
As Himalayan Glaciers Melt, 60 Million Will Go Hungry By 2050Climate Change Is Helping Disease Spread North
Business Leaders Urge Obama to Up Clean Energy Investment
Climate Change Already Causing Major Shifts in Vegetation
Weak Targets on Cutting Greenhouse Gases Imperil Earth
Week of June 7, 2010
States Start to PACE Towards Clean EnergyCommunities Cooperate To Go Solar Across US
China Will Punish Industries That Fail to Cut Emissions
Floating Ice Melts Away, Speeding Climate Change
Indonesia Stops Clearing New Forests
Week of May 30, 2010
Maryland Taxes Carbon For Clean Energy JobsAsian Bank Banks On Solar
California Helps Poor Go Solar
Senator Questions Climate Bill As Climate Change Ravages His State
As Nations Up Forest Preservation Funds, US Farmers See Benefit
Week of May 24, 2010
Solar Energy As Cheap As Coal by 2025 - IEA ReportLED Lights Set to Capture the Market - Report
Japan Oil Companies Take the Solar Plunge
Global Warming No Help To Plants After All
Exploding Caterpillars Catapult Allergies
Week of May 18, 2010
COMMUNICATING CLIMATE CHANGE - TIPS, a paper, not podcastWeek of May 17, 2010
Norway Can Slow Warming By Cutting SootSpectacular Ice Loss Captured on Film
EPA Finalizes Greenhouse Gas Emissions Rules
Reptiles Retreating Under Global Warming
Energy Efficiency Codes Create Savings for Homeowners
Week of May 10, 2010
India - Global Warming Reducing Grain ProductionGeo-engineering Solutions - Short-term, Inadequate, Difficult
New Deepsea Current - Monitors Climate Change
Arctic Warming Sign - Rain in March
German Weatherman - Cold Winter, But Climate Change Continues
Week of May 3, 2010
Aerial Archives Shows Arctic Change From ClimateClimate Change Finishing Off Frogs
Offshore Wind Farm Approval Blows New Life into US Wind Energy
Climate Variability Hampers Natural Carbon Storage
Congress - Boost Clean Energy Tech Exports
Week of April 26, 2010
Biofuels - Too Watery!Carbon Offsets Ease Guilt, Not Global Warming
In US, Earlier Springs Bring Invaders
China, SE Asia Can Stabilize Greenhouse Gas Levels by 2025 - World Bank
New US Fed Report - Global Warming Real, Manmade, Serious
Week of April 19, 2010
Costly Allergies to Increase with Climate ChangeEurope Needs to Go Carbon-Free Fast - Report
Honda Eyes Chinese Market with Electric Scooter
Going Oil-Free, Town by Town
Climate Change May Be Affecting Gray Whales
Week of April 12, 2010
Future US Postal Service - Making Money By Storing Clean EnergyUS East Coast Wind Network Could Supply Power Reliably
Fiercer Northeast Rainstorms Fulfill Global Warming Predictions
Colorado Leads the Way in Coming Clean
German Film Shows How to Solve Climate Change
Week of April 5, 2010
Loss of Carbon Storage Systems Slows, But Not EnoughPublic Loses When TV Weathermen Doubt Global Warming
African Solution to Climate Change - Grow Veggies, Not Grains
New Rules Up Fuel Efficiency, Spur New Autos
Natural Gas No Cleaner Than Coal Or Oil
Week of March 29, 2010
Climate Change DOES Threaten Amazon, Scientists Re-affirmChina Leaps Ahead of US in Clean Energy Race
More Super Hurricanes Predicted
Soils Adding More Greenhouse Gases
Sea Levels Rising Much FASTER Than Predicted
Week of March 22, 2010
Climate Change Threatens Migratory BirdsHow Deep-Sea Volcanoes Affect Climate Change
Scotland Surfs Toward Clean Energy
Climate Change Is Knocking Nature Off Balance
Souring Seas Threaten the Oceanic Food Chain
Week of March 15, 2010
Cutting Warming with a Cleaner StoveClimate Change in a Clam Shell
The Third Pole
Europe - Fat Cats Profit by Doing Nothing under Cap and Trade
Earth Is Losing Life From Climate Change and Us
Week of March 8, 2010
Popular Scientist Climate Skeptic Not So CredibleOceans Becoming More Acidic Faster, Endangering Sea Life
Fast Rising Levels of a Potent Greenhouse Gas Worry Scientists
Cheapest Way to Cut Emissions - Preserve Forests
Under Climate Change, Both Sea and Sky Melt Greenland Ice
Week of March 1, 2010
UN - Pledges Will Not Halt Devastating Climate ChangeCoral Reefs Will Dissolve By 2100
Antarctic Ice Shelves Disappearing
Prominent Climate Deniers Wrong on Past Problems, Too
Bloom Box Will Revolutionize Energy Production
Week of February 22, 2010
New Study - Nuclear Power Is Too Dirty and CostlyBiofuels - Another Story Too Good to Be True
New USDA Policy Proposes Burning Forests As Biomass
Swampy Trees Can Be Giant Methane Chimneys
Major African Lake Is Drying Up
Week of February 15, 2010
Water, Water, Everywhere - and Nowhere, with Climate ChangeHunters and Anglers See Change, Angle for Action
BP Shareholders Voice Concern Over Oil Sands Investment
Australian Drought Likely Due to Climate Change
Lobbyists Try to Block EPA Action on Climate Change
Week of February 8, 2010
The Water Vapor Behind Global WarmingCostly Coal Boosts Clean Energy, Efficiency
Green Jobs Need a New Grid, and Mandate
Pets and Climate Change - Careful Care and Choice
Biofuels - Bad for Rainforests and More
Week of February 1, 2010
Energy Efficiency Stars in 2010 - and Lowers Taxes!Ending Climate Change Impossible With Endless Economic Growth
Glaciers Continue to Melt at Record Rates Globally
Storing Solar and Wind Energy - in Flywheels!
Trees Might Starve Under Climate Change
Week of January 25, 2010
Global Warming Affects Vegetation through NitrogenIndonesia Report Urges Conserving Peatlands
Europe Sails Ahead of the US with Wind
Climate Change Accelerates Tree Die Offs
Voluntary Purchase of Renewable Energy Increasing
Week of January 18, 2010
Most Wildlife Cannot Outrun Climate ChangeArctic Tundra Disappearing as Far North Warms
Burning Biomass Will Decimate Michigan Forests
Polar Bears Are Declining and Becoming Cannibals
Taking the Train to a Greener Future
Week of January 11, 2010
Unusual Winters - Weather Vs. Climate ChangeGreen Jobs Grow in An Old Factory
Britain Leaps Ahead of US in Investing in Wind Energy
Business Roundtable: Urges Greenhouse Gas Reductions
Jumbo Squid Invades North Pacific, Threatens Fish Stocks
Week of January 4, 2010
Earth Will Get Much Hotter Than ThoughtUse the Sun to Store Wind Energy
Capture Methane to Cheaply Cool Earth Fast
China Leaps Ahead of US in Renewable Energy Policy
Climate Change Could Cause 400,000 Deaths From War by 2030
Week of December 28, 2009
As Sea Levels Rise, Nations Will DisappearWestern Skiing May Disappear With Climate Change
Great Lakes Not So Great With Climate Change
New House Generates Energy For Grid
The Face of Famine From Climate Change By 2050
Week of December 21, 2009
The Perfect Storm of Toxics and Climate ChangePalm Oil Contributes to Global Warming
Expanding Cities Could Add to Warming
Acid Oceans Disrupt Sea Life
Denmark, Israel Test National Model for Electric Cars
Week of December 14, 2009
Coal Burning Dangerous to Human HealthNurturing Technology Will Solve Climate Change
Tar Sands Worsen Climate Change with Dirty Oil
Lack of Calcium in Arctic Imperils Sea Life
Australia, a Likely Face of Climate Change
Week of December 7, 2009
Fish Flee North or Deeper From Climate ChangeClimate Change Violence in Africa
Methane Menace Increasing
Much More Carbon Could Warm Earth
Urgent Action Needed to Stop 6 Foot Rise in Sea Levels
Week of November 30, 2009
Earth Will Warm More Than Once ThoughtOceans Absorbing Less Carbon Dioxide
UN - Address Climate Change With Free Condoms
Aussie Climate Extremes Back Experts Warnings
Fish Can't Smell Predators in Acid Oceans
Week of November 23, 2009
Sustainable Pathway to 2030, 1Sustainable Pathway to 2030, 2
Sustainable Pathway to 2030, 3
Flawed Cap and Trade Plan
Greenland Ice Loss Up 50 Percent
Week of November 16, 2009
Miocene Warming & Sea Levels, & Climate Change TodayAfrican Climate Refugees
Short Lived Greenhouse Gases Must Be Regulated
Assessing Biofuels Properly
Melting Ice Sheets