6/19/2006 Global Warming is Real News

Global warming starting to heat up political scene - Daytona Beach News-Journal
18 Jun 2006 at 12:49amGlobal warming starting to heat up political scene
Daytona Beach News-Journal, FL - 20 hours ago
... those who have been working for decades to raise awareness about climate change, this is a ... So here's how to tell if your politicians really get global warming: ... Gore: Companies alter view of global warming - Detroit Free Press
18 Jun 2006 at 4:40amPlayfuls.comGore: Companies alter view of global warming
Detroit Free Press, United States - 16 hours ago
More companies are becoming aware that taking steps to slow climate change and global warming will be good for business, former US Vice President Al Gore said. ...
Planet's cry for help Independent Online
Gore's truths about global warming Louisville Courier-Journal
Al Gore Speaks of Global Horror Playfuls.com
Sunday Herald - Ann Arbor News - all 42 related Big brother, deputy sheriff or responsible neighbour? - On Line opinion
18 Jun 2006 at 5:42pm Big brother, deputy sheriff or responsible neighbour?
On Line opinion, Australia - 3 hours ago
... Ian Campbell noted that ?climate change is having ... A growing number of climate scientists, environmental ... the likely impacts of global warming will undermine ...

Council vows to cut global warming (ic CheshireOnline)
14 Jun 2006 at 6:51am
ECO-FRIENDLY council leaders chose World Environment Day to sign up to charters aimed at cutting global warming. Climate change is now scientifically accepted as a consequence of the impact humanity is having on the Earth's atmosphere.'Rise of India positive for the world' (rediff.com)
14 Jun 2006 at 9:17am
Basically the rise of China and India is a very positive force for the world economy. That is why the world economy is so strong.Scott Thill: Brave New (Urban) World (HuffingtonPost)
9 Jun 2006 at 1:11am
It sure is cool to have James Kunstler around these parts . Sure, he can be rough and nasty, but that's the way the United States likes things these days. Just remember the media overload for 6/6/6 or take a trip through our malls and screens filled with horrorcore the likes of which even hip-hop's mighty Gravediggaz couldn't conjure. It sure as hell wouldn't take The Man Who Fell to