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Ramsay orders seasonal-only menu

Gordon Ramsay says he does not want to see asparagus served in December.

BBC (BBC | 13 May 2008)

World CO2 levels at record high, scientists warn

The concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has reached a record high, according to new figures that renew fears that climate change could begin to slide out of control.

David Adam (the Guardian | 12 May 2008)

McCain pledges to combat climate change

Republican John McCain, differing sharply with President George W. Bush, said on Monday he would pursue mandatory U.S. curbs on greenhouse gas emissions if he wins the White House in November.

Tim Gaynor (Reuters | 12 May 2008)

Use of wind energy expected to grow dramatically

Two decades from now Americans could get as much electricity from windmills as from nuclear power plants, according to a government report that lays out a possible plan for wind energy growth.

H. Josef Hebert (Associated Press | 12 May 2008)

Surge in fatal shark attacks blamed on global warming

Three decades have passed since the movie Jaws sent terrified bathers scrambling out of the ocean. But as any beach lifeguard knows, theres still nothing like a gory shark attack to stoke public hysteria and paranoia.

Richard Luscombe (The Observer | 6 May 2008)

U.N. sees world climate change deal in 2009

The world can reach a significant new climate change pact by the end of 2009 if current talks keep up their momentum, the head of the United Nations climate panel said on Sunday.

Andrew Hay (Reuters | 5 May 2008)

How to Fight Global Warming at Dinner

Substituting chicken, fish or vegetables for red meat can help combat climate change, a new study suggests.

Livescience.com (LiveScience.com | 5 May 2008)

Global warming may soon spoil the party for beer lovers

If reports are to be believed, global warming has threatened the production of hop plants, which are used in breweries for making beer.

The Economic Times (The Economic Times | 4 May 2008)

Poison Ice

As the sea ice melts, a toxic stew of mercury and synthetic chemicals is seeping into the Arctic food web, harming the areas people. We may be next.

Elizabeth Grossman (Salon.com | 1 May 2008)

Dumb as We Wanna Be

It is great to see that we finally have some national unity on energy policy. Unfortunately, the unifying idea is so ridiculous, so unworthy of the people aspiring to lead our nation, it takes your breath away.

Thomas L. Friedman (The New York Times | 30 Apr 2008)

Bicycle-Sharing Program to Be First of Kind in U.S.

WASHINGTON — Starting next month, people here will be able to rent a bicycle day and night with the swipe of a membership card.

Bernie Becker (The New York Times | 27 Apr 2008)

Narwhals more at risk to Arctic warming than polar bears

The polar bear has become an icon of global warming vulnerability, but a new study found an Arctic mammal that may be even more at risk to climate change: the narwhal.

Seth Borenstein (Associated Press | 27 Apr 2008)

Climate change now a UN human rights issue

Climate change is now officially a human rights issue, as the UN Human Rights Council late last month passed a resolution on the subject, recognizing that the worlds poor are particularly vulnerable.

AFP (Agence France Press | 24 Apr 2008)

Pine beetle outbreaks turn forests into carbon source

An outbreak of mountain pine beetles in British Columbia is doing more than destroying millions of trees: By 2020, the beetles will have done so much damage that the forest is expected to release more carbon dioxide than it absorbs, according to new research.

Catherine Tsai (Associated Press | 24 Apr 2008)

Levels of Carbon Dioxide in Atmosphere Increase

Atmospheric levels of carbon dioxide, the principal heat-trapping gas, are continuing to rise at an accelerating rate, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reported.

Cornelia Dean (The New York Times | 24 Apr 2008)

Europe Turns to Coal Again, Raising Alarms on Climate

At a time when the world's top climate experts agree that carbon emissions must be rapidly reduced to hold down global warming, Italy's major electricity producer, Enel, is converting its massive power plant here from oil to coal, generally the dirtiest fuel on earth.

Elisabeth Rosenthal (The New York Times | 23 Apr 2008)

US hybrid sales up 38 percent in 2007; Prius leads the pack

U.S. registrations of new hybrid vehicles rose 38 percent in 2007 to a record 350,289, according to data to be released Monday by R.L. Polk & Co., a Southfield-based automotive marketing and research company.

Dee-Ann Durbin (Associated Press | 21 Apr 2008)

McCartney urges vegetarianism to fight climate ills

Former Beatle Paul McCartney is urging the world to go vegetarian in a bid to fight global warming and is surprised more green groups dont promote it.

Reuters (Reuters | 21 Apr 2008)

Greening the Bronx, One Castoff at a Time

No one would mistake Timpson Place in the South Bronx for the cradle of a new environmental movement.

David Gonzalez (The New York Times | 21 Apr 2008)

Why Bother?

Why bother? That really is the big question facing us as individuals hoping to do something about climate change, and it's not an easy one to answer.

Michael Pollan (The New York Times | 20 Apr 2008)

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