Polluting pets: the devastating impact of man's best friendSource: Canwest Publishing Inc. - By Isabelle Toussaint,
PARIS – Man's best friend could be one of the environment's worst enemies, according to a new study which says the carbon pawprint of a pet dog is more than double that of a gas-guzzling sports utility vehicle.
Climate Change Deniers Cost the EarthSource: Common Dreams
From the Senate chamber in Canberra, Australia, to the editorial offices of The Spectator in London, an entire class of right-wing leaders has hitched its wagon to an outlandish conspiracy theory without seemingly appreciating the profound implications their move will have not ju …
Energy-saving ideas - Times OnlineSource: The Times
They have been called "negawatts" — the vast amounts of electricity and heat wasted around the world every day from homes, businesses and appliances as well as ageing power plants.
Why the Polls on Climate Change Are WrongSource: Common Dreams
Here's a little creative action you can do to mark the occasion right now from your computer. Go ahead and News-Google the words: New Survey Climate Change. Watch what happens. At present writing, the top two search results that come up are utterly, irreconcilably contradictory.

This little young lady is preaching to the world on how we are and the wastefulness that we put ourselves. She is only 13 years of age, and came 5000 miles on her as well as others money that they collected just to give the message that she gave.
Op-Ed Columnist - The New Sputnik - NYTimes.comSource: The New York Times
What do we know about necessity? It is the mother of invention. And when China decides it has to go green out of necessity, watch out. You will not just be buying your toys from China.
Global Warming 'Science'Source: American Thinker
From the article:
Americans have been told that climate change legislation must become law based upon findings by scientists in a group called the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).
Japan to propose green technology,funding-ministerSource: Reuters
Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama will unveil a plan to support developing countries in technology and funding to fight climate change at a U.N. meeting this week, Japan's environment minister said on Sunday.
Global Warming Has Made Arctic Summers Hottest for 2,000 YearsSource: Common Dreams
Warming as a result of increased levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere has overwhelmed a millennia-long cycle of natural cooling in the Arctic, raising temperatures in the region to their highest for at least 2,000 years
Lawsuit Filed to Block Pipeline ProjectSource: Common Dreams
Less than two weeks after the State Department gave the go-ahead for a major new 36-inch diameter pipeline to carry Alberta oil sands crude into the United States, a network of environmental and Native American groups filed a lawsuit in a San Francisco court on Thursday, accusing …
The US, Canada and Tar Sands: Pollution Without BordersSource: Common Dreams
Tar sands development in Alberta is creating an environmental catastrophe, with toxic tailings ponds so large they can be seen from space and plans to strip away the forests and peat lands in an area the size of Florida.
Coal Lobbyists Sent 13 Fake Letters to HillSource: Common Dreams
A lobbying firm working for a pro-coal industry group sent lawmakers a total of 13 fraudulent letters opposing the House climate bill — five more than initially believed, the House Select Committee on Energy Independence and Global Warming said Tuesday.
'The Clunkers of the Power-Plant World'Source: Common Dreams
Many public health and environmental advocates say too little attention has been paid to facilities such as Fisk and Crawford -- "legacy" plants grandfathered in under the 1977 Clean Air Act and largely exempted from its requirement that facilities use the best pollution-control …
Scientists Explore How the Humble Leaf Could Power the PlanetSource: Common Dreams
It is one of evolution's crowning achievements - a mini green power station and organic factory combined and the source of almost all of the energy that fuels every living thing on the planet.
Now scientists developing the next generation of clean power sources are work …