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Global Warming May Trick Animals:
2/17/2000
Global Warming Turns Political for Automakers:
3/15/2000
Globe, Oceans Warming:
3/24/2000
Global Warming Predictions made for this Century:
6/12/2000
What Causes Recent Frog Deformities?:
7/7/2000
US Dept. of Energy Wants to Safely Store Greenhouse Gases:
8/2/2000
Should Forests Slow Carbon Emission Cuts?:
8/3/2000
Shorter Ice Seasons Confirm Global Warming:
9/8/2000
Oceanic Probes Set for Launch:
9/20/2000
Antarctic Ozone Hole Largest:
9/22/2000
Climate Change Creating More Nasty Weather:
9/29/2000
Panel Warns: Pollution Raising Earth's Temperature:
10/30/2000
World Environmental Conference Gathers:
11/13/2000
E.U. Welcomes U.S. Climate Proposal:
11/15/2000
Island Nations Plea for Action at Climate Conference:
11/20/2000
Delegates at Climate Conference Disagree:
11/22/2000
Climate Conference Suspended Without Resolve:
11/27/2000
U.S. and Canada Sign Air Quality Pact:
12/8/2000
US Policy Makers Turn Down Offer to Meet EU:
12/18/2000
Sweden Pursuing Emissions Agreement While Leading EU:
12/20/2000
Montreal Protocol Strengthened in New Year:
1/8/2001
Ice Core Sample Suggests Natural Global Warming:
1/16/2001
Amazon Development Plan Threatens Rainforest:
1/19/2001
Governments Agree on Global Warming Threat:
2/20/2001
Global Warming, Greenhouse Effect Confirmed:
3/16/2001
US Will Not Support Kyoto Protocol:
3/28/2001
EU Warns Bush About Giving Up on Kyoto Protocol:
3/29/2001
EU Will Push On With Kyoto Protocol:
4/2/2001
Prominent Global Figures Urge Bush on Climate:
4/4/2001
Without US, World Moves to Curb Emissions:
4/9/2001
Rising Ocean Temperatures Show Global Warming:
4/16/2001
Japan to Support Kyoto Protocol:
4/27/2001
Global Warming May Hit Harder in Australia:
5/9/2001
No Kyoto Protocol; No Matter for Some Companies:
5/16/2001
Greenhouse Emissions Trading Market Forming:
5/31/2001
Panel To Bush: Global Warming Real:
6/8/2001
Bush Recognizes Global Warming Threat:
6/11/2001
Major EU, Japanese Industries Support Kyoto Plan:
7/11/2001
Kyoto Protocol Talks Resume:
7/16/2001
WWF Plans Measures to Save Arctic:
9/17/2001
Kyoto Protocol Talks Reopen in Morocco:
11/1/2001
Antarctic Ice Sheets Thickening:
1/18/2002
Nov. to Jan. Temperatures Highest Ever:
2/25/2002
Dutch Poised to Pass Kyoto Treaty:
3/1/2002
Common Pollution Linked to Cancer:
3/7/2002
Ocean Depths Losing Oxygen:
3/15/2002
Cleaner Energy a Viable Alternative:
3/22/2002
Tree Rings Show Temperature Trends:
3/29/2002
Another Iceberg on the Loose:
5/10/2002
U.S. Climate Report Admits Global Warming:
6/5/2002
Global Warming Promotes Disease:
6/26/2002
Alaska's Glaciers Melting Quickly:
7/22/2002
California Passes Tough Auto Emissions Law:
7/24/2002
China to Ratify Kyoto Protocol:
8/26/2002
Some Climate Change Unavoidable:
9/23/2002
1997 Indonesian Wildfires Boosted Global Warming:
11/11/2002
Arctic Sea Ice May Vanish by Century's End:
12/3/2002
Global Warming Affects Species' Habits:
1/3/2003
Ocean Trends May Encourage Droughts on Land:
2/7/2003
Recent Extreme Weather to Continue:
2/28/2003
Russian Industry Favors Kyoto Protocol:
9/8/2003
Working to Terminate Global Warming...:
3/30/2004
Hurricane Havoc: Climate experts recently testified to the U.S. Congress that global warming could spur stronger, more destructive hurricanes.
9/23/2004
Studies: Climate Change is Here and Now: Two recent reports on global warming document an alarming number of changes to the environment due to human activity and paint a dire picture of changes on the horizon.
11/10/2004
Weird Science: The oil giant ExxonMobil has poured more than $8 million into think tanks, research institutes and public relations operations that work to influence the public perception of human-caused climate change.
4/20/2005
Little Energy for Energy: Recent decisions in the U.S. Congress regarding global warming, fossil-fuel emissions and funding to reduce pollution.
6/27/2005
Not so Pacific in the North Pacific: Changes in the ocean's temperature on the Pacific coast have resulted in dwindling marine wildlife populations.
7/14/2005
Turning the Tides: Nine Northwest states are coming together to enact emissions-reducing standards along the same lines as the Kyoto Protocol.
8/24/2005
Polar Meltdown: Recent efforts by environmental groups to declare polar bears as endangered under the Endangered Species Act due to global warming could spawn a change in climate change-related policy.
12/20/2005
Global Warming – Melting Ice, Not so Nice: The melting of our poles is happening faster than previously foreseen. In a vicious circle, the melting of our poles caused by warming weather actually further warms our globe.
4/5/2006
Global Warming – Animals Feeling the Heat: Global warming-related habitat pressures are pushing animals large and small on the brink of extinction.
4/12/2006
Coral Reefs Dying - Global Warming to Blame: Coral reefs are invaluable habitats for a dazzling array fish and invertebrates. but are one of the earth’s most endangered habitats, and global warming seems largely to blame.
4/18/2006
Global Warming: When is There No Turning Back?: Scientists say that we are close to facing a tipping point - a point after which the damage incurred by global warming and unchecked CO2 emission will be irreversible.
5/2/2006
Expanding U.N. Program Combats Global Warming: A new United Nations' program called the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) that encourages renewable energy use in poor countries is growing rapidly, according to the U.N. Climate Change Secretariat.
6/12/2006
Rising Temps, Falling Rocks: Scientists in Switzerland believe that at any moment 5 million tons of rock will crash down one of that countries most famous mountains.
8/11/2006
Ozone Layer Healing Slower Than First Believed: According to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and the United Nations' Environmental Program (UNEP), the planet's ozone layer is indeed replenishing itself… but more slowly than originally believed.
8/23/2006
Encouraging Victory in Fight Against Global Warming: California Governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, has signed the Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006.
9/29/2006
Global Warming Impacting Environment at Faster Rate than Previou: The adverse effect global warming is having on both flora and fauna has surprised ecologists and biologists alike who had previously thought that the warming induced changes they are seeing now wouldn't take place for a number of years.
11/22/2006
"Bearing" Global Warming's Cause: The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is proposing that the polar bear be listed as a "threatened" species under the Endangered Species Act.
12/28/2006
Dire Warning about Global Warming: The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released the first volume of its Fourth report titled "Climate Change 2007: the Physical Science Basis" warning that the rate of climate change has been accelerating.
2/12/2007
Supreme Court Rules Carbon Dioxide a Pollutant under Clean Air A: The Supreme Court, in the case of Massachusetts v. EPA, has ruled that the greenhouse gas CO2 may reasonably be considered to be a pollutant under the Clean Air Act.
4/13/2007
Global Warming Racing at a Faster Rate: Researchers report that the earth is warming much faster than previously thought. They cite increased fossil-fuel intensive, human activity and, a new twist -- a decrease in the amount of CO2 absorbed from the atmosphere by oceans and plants.
11/9/2007
Un-bear-able Heat: One of global warming's most looming threats is its potential to upset well established equilibriums -- species embracing unique and specific relationships with their environments will find their existence threatened.
4/15/2008
Amazon Keeping its Cool: If tasked with designating a heart for the world, the Amazon Rainforest would certainly be a candidate worthy of consideration. Each year it helps oxygenate our planet and absorbs a tremendous amount of its carbon dioxide...
2/14/2011
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