Climate Change Thawing Freeze On E-News

November 15, 2007–

Climate Concern Sparks Surge In Green Building Designs

November 15, 2007–

Editors Focus New Attention On Climate Change, Environment

November 15, 2007–

NOAA Launches New Drought Resource

November 14, 2007–Drought is a major local story for many news media. Weather extremes, including drought, are an integral part of the climate change dilemma.

Report Distills Science for Legislative, Diplomatic Playoffs

November 14, 2007–As Congress members and international diplomats roll up their sleeves for serious efforts at action in coming months, a final "synthesis" report from the top U.N. climate science body will brief them this week.

SEJ To Offer More Resources for Reporters on Climate

November 14, 2007–In January of 2007, the Society of Environmental Journalists added a special section to its Web site to help reporters cover climate change - which seems to be shaping up as one of the biggest environmental stories of the next decade.

Senate Committee Finishes Hearings, Plans Markup Start

November 14, 2007–After years of wrangling, and little significant action, federal legislative efforts addressing greenhouse gases and climate change are beginning to crystallize.

The Road to Bali-Treaty Talks Dec. 3-14

November 14, 2007–The Valencia science meeting is just a prologue to a meeting of diplomats from some 180 countries in Bali, Indonesia, to hammer out a new international agreement to control climate change. The current Kyoto Protocol, which was signed in 1997 and took effect in 2005, expires in 2012.

High-Efficiency Toilets Save Water, Energy: Breed Puns

November 7, 2007–Looking for a story with timely consumer appeal, audio/video fun, a climate change connection, and the opportunity to unleash your inner punster? Check out high-efficiency toilets (HETs), also known as "low-flow" or "dual-flush" toilets.

Blue Skies and Greenhouse Gases: Is Air Travel Really a Big Deal?

October 24, 2007–When considering the impact of transportation on the environment, most people think of cars. However, air travel is gaining increasing scrutiny as a climate change culprit.